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Is this actually the first Free Software AI program? It's literaly licensed under the GPLV3 and I think they use "open-weights" AI although I don't know what that means… if they released a desktop program for GNU/Linux, do you think that the FSF would list it in their directory? Even if the client is the only thing GPLV3, it is still free software, I think it's a similar issue with Telegram, that the backend is proprietary but the client is libre