We've seen b before. React was controversially released with a similar clause and ultimately Facebook dropped it and used a standard open source license. Their lawyers really love this idea for some reason.
Personally i think it's fair. You get to use this model as long as you don't sue Meta because of the model's weights or outputs.
It's almost as if having a CEO of a company placed beyond the control of the corporate board is a bad thing.
You made an assumption, that's a good thing to expand thinking.
> It's almost as if having a CEO of a company placed beyond the control of the corporate board is a bad thing.
You can't draw such conclusion then.