Yuntiandeng clarifies PAW models are MIT-licensed, inherit Qwen licensing terms
yuntiandeng · x · 2026-09-25
Yuntiandeng clarified that the PAW models are MIT-licensed and released compiler code that can be run locally or built upon. The 'licenses provided by publishers' note, written with Codex's help, exists because PAW models are finetuned from Qwen and must comply with Qwen's licensing requirements — a useful example of handling licenses after finetuning open models.
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