If you can't prove it, you can't prove it both ways.

Either everybody gets to use it or nobody does.

Especially that the code getting trained on is for the vast majority copyrighted open source software so if anybody has something to say, it's the opensource community rather than Apple

It's not how the legal system works.

It doesn't matter if they can't prove it, their legal budget is just too big compared to anything Asahi team can do.

It sounds like Asahi are holding themselves to a higher standard;hey won't violate copyright even if no one can prove it.

It makes sense, though they don't seem to take any chances. If Apple ever files a lawsuit, Asahi Linux is done.