<ul><li>Meta makes money from revenue-sharing agreements with companies hosting its Llama AI models, according to a court filing in the Kadrey v. Meta copyright lawsuit.</li><li>The filing does not reveal which specific hosts pay Meta, but potential hosts include AWS, Nvidia, Dell, and Google Cloud.</li><li>Mark Zuckerberg mentioned the possibility of licensing access to Llama models and monetizing them through various methods, including business messaging services and ads.</li><li>Plaintiffs in the lawsuit claim that Meta used pirated works to develop Llama and facilitated infringement by uploading them.</li></ul>

Meta has revenue sharing agreements with Llama AI model hosts, filing reveals

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