IMO License
Version 0.1, November 2024
1. Applicability and Scope
1.1 Licensed Materials
This license applies to the following:
- Foundation models, including general-purpose AI models.
- Fine-tuned or optimized versions derived from foundation models.
- AI agents built on top of any licensed models.
- Any derivative works or adaptations, including forks, training
datasets, and associated open-source code.
1.2 Permitted Uses
You may:
- Use, modify, and distribute the model and its derivatives.
- Deploy the model for onchain and offchain applications, whether
commercial or non-commercial.
- Integrate the model into proprietary systems, products, and services.
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2. Revenue Sharing and Contribution Obligations
To sustain the IMO ecosystem and incentivize continued development,
the following obligations apply:
2.1 Onchain Usage
For onchain applications (including smart contracts, DAOs, and
decentralized services):
- 50% of profits from any use case must be allocated to the
associated model token.
- Onchain Usage must exclusively utilize ORA's infrastructure,
including its decentralized AI oracle network and associated
computational solutions. Any attempt to bypass ORA’s
infrastructure for onchain usage, including but not limited to
using alternative oracle solutions or unauthorized computation
solutions, constitutes a violation of this license and may result
in termination of license rights and potential legal action. ORA
reserves the right to audit and monitor onchain applications to
ensure compliance with this provision.
2.2 Agent Development
For any agent developed using the model:
- 10% of profits generated by the agent must be allocated to the
associated model token.
- If the agent issues its own token, 10% of the total token supply
must be allocated to the associated model token.
- Any token associated with the agent must use the original IMO token as the primary trading pair on decentralized exchanges.
2.3 Offchain Commercial Usage
For offchain applications (e.g., APIs, SaaS platforms, enterprise
integrations):
- 10% of profits from commercial uses must be allocated to the
associated model token.
2.4 Derivative Works
For derivative models and optimizations, including any versions
resulting from fine-tuning or custom training:
- 5% of profits generated from these versions must be allocated to
the associated model token.
- If a derivative model issues its own token, 5% of the token supply
must be allocated to the associated model token.
- Any token associated with the derivative works must use the original IMO token as the primary trading pair on decentralized exchanges.
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3. Compliance and Audit
3.1 Transparency Requirements
Users must maintain transparent records of all profits and token
distributions associated with the licensed model and make them
available for audit upon request.
3.2 Reporting Obligations
Revenue-sharing payments and token distributions must be reported
to ORA on a quarterly basis, including detailed breakdowns of the
source and amount.
3.3 Enforcement and Penalties
Failure to comply with revenue-sharing obligations may result in
legal action, including claims for damages, termination of license
rights, and other remedies.
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4. Usage and Distribution Restrictions
The following restrictions apply to ensure ethical use and
distribution of the model:
- Misuse and Harm: The model and its derivatives must not be used
to generate or disseminate content intended to spread
misinformation, harm individuals or groups, or violate any
applicable laws.
- Ethical AI Use: Any use case must comply with applicable
regulations on data privacy, security, and ethical AI practices,
including those governing sensitive data or high-risk
applications.
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5. Open Source and Monetization
To support sustainable open-source development, the following
conditions apply:
- Commercialization of Derivatives: Derivative works, including
models trained or fine-tuned on top of the original, must follow
the revenue-sharing obligations outlined in Section 2.
- Code and Data Access: Source code, training data, and model
weights must remain accessible to the community, unless specific
licensing exceptions are granted by ORA.
- Revenue-Based Licensing: For models used in commercial
capacities, revenue-sharing provisions apply even if the
underlying code is distributed freely.
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6. Attribution
All uses and distributions of the model or its derivatives must
include proper attribution to ORA, the IMO ecosystem, and any
contributing developers or institutions.
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7. Termination
ORA reserves the right to terminate this license if:
- Revenue-sharing obligations are not met.
- The model is used in ways that violate the terms of this license.
Upon termination, users must cease use and distribution of the
licensed model and its derivatives.
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8. Amendments and Future Versions
ORA may update or amend this license at its discretion. Updates
will be published through official channels and apply to future
versions of the model.
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9. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
This license is governed by the laws of the jurisdiction where ORA
is headquartered. Disputes arising under this license will be
resolved through binding arbitration, unless otherwise agreed upon
by the parties.
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By using the licensed materials, you agree to be bound by the terms
of this license.
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