I wasn't aware of that one, thanks.

Should have been more clear in my wording though - I was referring to commercially useful models.

Apertus is available for commercial use based on its license. It doesn't produce state-of-the-art (SOTA) results, but for many organizations, it greatly reduces risk of copyright infringement and even if it does, there is a direct way to address it. In fact, if you were posting in good faith, I would expect people very concerned about questionable training data to be more aware of Apertus.