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Is there any Open Source License that restricts the use of the licensed software by AI/LLM?

Scenarios to prevent:

  • AI/LLM that directly executes the licensed code
  • AI/LLM that consumes the licensed code for training and/or retrieval
  • AI/LLM that implements algorithms covered by the license, regardless of implementation

If such licenses exist, what mechanisms are available to enforce them and recover damages by infringing systems?


Edit

Thank you everyone for your answers. Yes, I'm working on a project that I want to prevent it from getting sucked up by AI for both training and usage (it's a semantic code analyzer to help humans visualize and understand their code bases). Based on feedback, it does not appear that I can release the code under a true open source license and have any kind of anti-AI/LLM restrictions.

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