This repository is no longer hosted on GitHub due to concerns about possible interpretation of terms of services that I, Kevin Day, do not and have not agreed with. Because I am neither a lawyer nor a legal expert, I am explicitly removing the code but leaving the original license to make it explicitly clear that I have not waived anything regarding the ownership or licenses with GitHub.
Public information is public, however, the data (code, software, text files, pictures, et al...) are under licenses. And those licenses have not nor have them ever been waived.
It has been and continues to be my understanding that non of this has ever been waived despite the terms of services on GitHub.
What I believe is that the way in which existing terminology has been re-interpreted and perhaps culturally redefined might cause a misunderstand, misinterpretation, and a misrepresentation of what is or is not being agreed to and what and how the copyrights and other licenses apply.
To be re-iterate, I have no qualms about public information being public. However, the licenses and copyrights do not make any of this project public domain.
It is merely available under a license that allows public use. See the licenses for appropriate details. I am doing this out of caution and to ensure that is is completely clear that there is neither misunderstanding nor misrepresentation of me in any way waiving any rights, in the past or the future. I do not recognize implicit waiving nor anything that is not explicitly signed by me in pen (not electronically) to a named and documented party with appropriate details and time stamps provided (be the time stamps a calendar date, or a number).
The most common misrepresented and misinterpreted terminology of late is Artificial Intelligence, or AI. AI has existing for close to 100 years in the digital or computerized form.
Our society has deemed to redefine the existing terminology in the past few years to be interpreted as Artificial Sentience, or AS for short, or perhaps even Sentience for the believers. To avoid further confusion, I generally refer to this newer form of technology that is now being called AI (which includes Large Language Models, or LLM, and Small Language Models or SLM) using terminology that I came up with called Lossy Computer Generation (LCG). Whereby the G, can be Generation, Generated, Generator, etc..., depending on whether the abbreviation is used to represent a noun, a verb, and adjective, or any other grammatical form. For further details of my LCG terminology, please visit my news article: https://web.archive.org/web/20260000000000*/https://kevux.org/news/2025/2025_06_26-the_lcg_ai.html .
Redefining the AI terminology to represent AS has caused entities to believe that they are somehow not bound by the existing copyrights. Furthermore, the judges and court rooms also appear to lack this understanding.
I am going to re-iterate and make it clear that this LCG movement, be it called AI, AS, or any other terminology in the future, is still bound by the copyright. All digital computers operate by copying software. The copying of this or the using of this in or by some computer, robot, LCG, or whatever requires some party that can lawfully agree to the licenses. A computer program is not. Should the legal system decide to pretend that a computer can, then this license explicitly prohibits such technology given that it is an open violation of the original intent and purpose of the licenses and copyrights of this project.
This does not prohibit one from using LCG, a robot, or whatever. It simply means that these tools, because they are tools, do not inherently grant immunity from legal compliance of the licenses and copyrights as they have been originally prescribed.
I reserve the right to get legal counseling should there be confusion about the original intent and purpose of the licenses or its terminology so that I can properly translate the actual language being spoken into whatever language it is the legal community or the pop culture has decided to start speaking in (no matter how similar it might be to the English language that I am writing this in). I reserve the right to update the licenses and copyrights to further clarify the details should this be necessary to help prevent misunderstanding and misrepresentation of the licenses and copyrights chosen. This reservation includes creating a new license or copyright with appropriate language so as to avoid any further misunderstandings and misrepresentations.
Please visit https://kevux.org/ , https://sourceforge.net/u/yerp/profile/ , https://codeberg.org/kevuxer/ for further access to my various projects. Hopefully those platforms are not trying to mislead and trick into thinking anything is being waived. Which nothing is being waived nor are there plans to waive anything.
I apologize for any inconvenience.