I'm not sure what those with a more libertarian bent at Creative Commons would think, but this approach to licensing is an interesting alternative to those approaches that say nothing about the nature of the end user or the purpose to which the content is put. Here we read that "ml5.js, a machine learning library project, has implemented a new ethical licensing strategy. Their new license requires users to abide by their code of conduct, backed by a committee with final word on reported violations." You can read more about their values here.
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