This is what the entire, not that long, paragraph is about.
replyI don’t think the phrasing is perfectly clear that only the revenue specifically generated by offering the model as a service is counted.
replyActually you’re right and I was wrong. I think it’s the whole entity’s revenue which is much more restrictive and a very low number.
reply> This Section 3 does not apply to (a) internal use, research, or any commercial activity that is not Model as a Service, or (b) ...
replyTo me this means that this rule only applies if you offer the model as a service, and not if you fall under those exceptions, but as soon as your business offers it, all your revenue counts.
replyif model serving is not your business, why would you start?
replyModel serving could be part of the business. If AWS offers Muse Spark as a service but the revenue is only 100k, they would still fall under this rule in my interpretation because obviously they have a much higher revenue in total.
replyyou've altered the example context now
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