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Should the Spanish RAE dictionary be released into the public domain?
Jaime Gómez-Obregón strongly agrees and says:The government granted the RAE a subsidy of €500,000 yesterday so that it could distribute its dictionaries. If the goal is to spread the Spanish language and also with public money... why isn't the Dictionary free and cannot be downloaded or copied? (source)
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Should we release Spanish data into the public domain to improve Spanish LLMs?
Jaime Gómez-Obregón strongly agrees and says:Data is the most valuable asset of our time, and the Administration tends to reserve it for itself. Whether they are public contracts, judicial rulings, or photographic collections, these data must be published without restrictions. (source)