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Netherlands plans to cut 25,000 civil servants with AI to save 3.5 billion euros a year from 2035

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The Dutch government has an AI-driven efficiency plan to reduce its public workforce by about 15%, some 25,000 civil servants, and save 3.5 billion euros a year from 2035, according to Bloomberg. Ministries, inspectorates and executive agencies could lose up to 60% of staff, while police and defense are exempt. Experts in Spain are skeptical about replacing civil servants and advocate using AI to automate routine tasks and improve services.

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  • The Netherlands aims to cut about 15% of its public workforce, some 25,000 civil servants, through an AI-based efficiency plan.
  • The goal is to save 3.5 billion euros a year from 2035.
  • Ministries, inspectorates and executive agencies could cut staff by up to 60%; police and defense are exempt.
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