Trains models, in North Korea

Copyright Law, Computer Program Protection and Use-Without-Permission Exceptions, Arts. 9(8) and 32, 2001 (amended 2006) · Read the law's page

• Do not copy, adapt, or otherwise use a copyrighted work, including a computer program, beyond the nine listed permission-free cases (personal or family use, library or archive preservation, school education, state management, press introduction, quotation, free performance, public-place copying, and Braille or sound recording for the blind).
• There is no machine-readable opt-out or text-and-data-mining exception; training on copyrighted North Korean text or software rests only on whether one of the nine listed cases applies.