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Mona Juul Takes Thorborg in Defence: 'He's Not Stupid'

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Now the leader of the Conservatives is also entering the debate over the heated argument between Martin Thorborg and Zenia Stampe (R). And that doesn't fall into good ground on the part of the radical minister.

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CEO and co-founder of Pluto.markets, Joakim Brüchmann, criticizes the government's signal after the AI showdown between Martin Thorborg and Zenia Stampe on national television.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Our shared history deserves to be told in its full breadth. That is why we must take history seriously and ensure that our cultural heritage is preserved and promoted. This should be done without making gender a political requirement for being honored.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Now the leader of the Conservatives is also entering the debate over the heated argument between Martin Thorborg and Zenia Stampe (R). And that doesn't fall into good ground on the part of the radical minister.

·Borås, Sweden
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Entrepreneur and author Martin Thorborg is receiving a lot of public sympathy these days after a heated discussion about artificial intelligence in the DR program Debatten. The Dinero CEO, one of Danish IT's most acclaimed CEOs over the years, feels clearly provoked by Minister of Culture Zenia Stampe (RV), who in the broadcast expresses great concern about how we should approach AI's potentially societal-transforming changes.

After the heated debate with Martin Thorborg, the Minister of Culture is receiving another round of criticism. Now she is responding to the party leader. Minister of Culture Zenia Stampe continues to receive criticism after Thursday's heated debate with entrepreneur Martin Thorborg in the DR program 'Debatten'. Now the leader of the Conservative party, Mona Juul, is also getting involved in the matter. In a post on Facebook, she defends […] The …

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BT broke the news in Borås, Sweden on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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