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Trump adds former Attorney General Bondi to AI advisory committee

Trump adds former Attorney General Bondi to AI advisory committee

President Donald Trump has appointed former Attorney General Pam Bondi to a White House advisory committee focused on artificial intelligence. According to reports from Axios, Bondi will join the group tasked with providing guidance on AI-related policies.

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Dutch Consumers' Association threatens action over 'fake discounts' at Amazon and bol

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Netflix viewers increasingly choosing non-English series, including those from the Netherlands

Dutch films and series are increasingly reaching a global audience on Netflix, with titles like Amsterdam Empire and iHostage ranking as the most popular Dutch content this year. This trend coincides with Netflix achieving a record 97 billion hours of viewership over a six-month period.

No zero-emission zone for passenger cars after all; here is what the city can do: "Give privileges to electric drivers"

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European companies at risk due to password software with Russian ties

European companies at risk due to password software with Russian ties

European companies with critical infrastructure have been using password management software called Passwork, which is actually based in Russia. Cybersecurity experts warn that this poses a significant security risk, as the software serves as a digital key to sensitive corporate systems.