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The #3 is an issue. If I get a binary of some software with a permissive license, I technically could patch that binary to modify some functionality, but I'd rather really like to have the source code instead.

Similarly, if I have a LLM model with a permissive license, I technically could fine-tune it to modify its behavior, but for some kinds of modifications I'd really rather re-run (parts of) the training differently.

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