If you create and share a modified version of Llama 3, you must include the phrase 'Built with Meta Llama 3' in its documentation but cannot use the name 'Llama' or Meta's trademarks in the product name without Meta's written permission.
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This clause creates dual obligations for derivative model creators: a mandatory attribution requirement and a trademark restriction, meaning licensees must affirmatively identify their work as Llama-derived while simultaneously being prohibited from using Llama branding in product names without consent.
Developers releasing modified versions of Llama 3 must include 'Built with Meta Llama 3' attribution in their README documentation, which creates a visible disclosure of the model's origins for downstream users and developers who rely on that derivative model.
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"If you create derivative works or modifications based on Llama 3, you will not use the name 'Llama' or any other Meta trademark without prior written consent from Meta. If you create derivative works or modifications based on Llama 3 and distribute or make available such derivative works or modifications to third parties, you will add to such derivative works or modifications the following attribution in the relevant README: 'Built with Meta Llama 3'.Excerpt from Meta's Llama Community License Agreement
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Trademark law governs the restriction on using the 'Llama' name, and violations would be actionable under the Lanham Act in the US and equivalent trademark statutes in other jurisdictions.
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This clause creates dual obligations for derivative model creators: a mandatory attribution requirement and a trademark restriction, meaning licensees must affirmatively identify their work as Llama-derived while simultaneously being prohibited from using Llama branding in product names without consent.
Developers releasing modified versions of Llama 3 must include 'Built with Meta Llama 3' attribution in their README documentation, which creates a visible disclosure of the model's origins for downstream users and developers who rely on that derivative model.
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