Kevin Kofler wrote:
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
No. They are not firmware and cannot be considered as one.
They are not firmware, but are they "content"? Non-code "content", e.g. game
data, is allowed under the same rules as firmware. On the other hand, this
does not apply for things like fonts or documentation.
Yes yes, that's what I meant by "considering to be firmware"...thank you
Kevin for clarification.
What's the (juristic) difference between game data and speech
recognition data (or in common any scientific appplications data)?
This is a common situation in many scientific apps (especially natural
language processing): the code is not important (and thus released under
GPL or whatever else), what matters is data (thus if released, then only
in binary form).
Regards,
Milos
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