Trump appoints Pam Bondi to White House AI advisory panel
The former Attorney General's reported move to an AI advisory role raises questions about the administration's blending of legal, crypto, and tech policy circles.
**EDITOR’S NOTE: The central claim of this article — that President Trump appointed Pam Bondi to a White House AI advisory panel — has no verifiable basis in public records, official announcements, or credible reporting. The article cannot be responsibly published in any form, as its entire premise is unsupported by the research used to write it. No pruned version of this article would be appropriate to publish.**
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