[Netherlands Plans to Cut 25,000 Civil Service Jobs Through AI Reform] According to TechFlow, on October 26th, the Dutch government plans to cut 25,000 civil service jobs through AI-driven efficiency reforms, aiming to save €3.5 billion (approximately $3.9 billion) annually. According to a statement released by the Dutch government on Monday, the central government plans to save €900 million annually by 2027, and this figure will increase to €3.5 billion by 2035. This means a total of approximately 25,000 jobs will be cut in the coming years. The Dutch cabinet will present the relevant plan early next year, aiming to improve work efficiency using artificial intelligence. The Dutch government's budget deficit rate is 1.8%, which is relatively low among EU member states. However, for the Netherlands, known for its fiscal conservatism, this deficit level and its long-term development prospects still raise concerns. (Jinshi)