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1While it is always difficult to prove something is legal, the existance of huggingface which seems to have hundreds of thousands of models fitting your description I think indicates the answer is at the moment yes.– User65535Commented Jun 3 at 16:18
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1There are currently very few laws regarding AI, because it's very new technology and lawmakers haven't had time to figure out what should be legal and write the laws.– BarmarCommented Jun 3 at 17:03
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1I can't imagine any jurisdiction that generally allows free speech outlawying AI's that swear. If humans can swear online, why shouldn't a LLM?– BarmarCommented Jun 3 at 17:04
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@Barmar, actually the usual laws apply to AI -- which can be a serious problem for new technology.– o.m.Commented Jun 3 at 19:28
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@o.m. Other than copyright, what are the "usual laws" that apply to distributing (as opposed to running) software?– BarmarCommented Jun 3 at 19:33
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