> You still agree to this EULA by using it

I think my lawyer would have a few things to say about automatic legal agreements hidden somewhere in source control.

Is the ollama project part of Meta? Is that what's going on here?

You never see that agreement with `ollama run`. It's not even a shrink-wrap licence - there's no indication there's a restriction at all between requesting the model and the API receiving requests for it. This situation is probably going to end up with the ollama folks getting a slap on the wrist and told to implement some shrink-wrap wording but until then, nobody can be bound by that licence because Meta can't demonstrate that anyone has seen the offer.