US EditionAlbania Names AI 'Minister' Diella to Run Public Procurement
Diella, Albania's AI minister, has issued over 36,600 documents and aims to make public procurement 100% corruption-free, supporting the country's EU accession efforts.
- Albania has appointed its first AI minister, named Diella, to oversee public procurement and combat corruption in the country.
- President Edi Rama stated that Diella is designed to ensure public tenders are '100% free of corruption.'
- The Socialist Party, led by Rama, won 83 of the 140 Assembly seats in the May 11 elections.
- Corruption has been a significant issue in Albania, as noted by Rama, who emphasized the importance of Diella's role in governance.
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Prime Minister Edi Rama appoints a chatbot to his cabinet – and the world reports. However, it is unclear how artificial intelligence is supposed to combat corruption in Albania. Critics warn.
The algorithmic minister: AI’s unprecedented leap into government power
by Willow Tohi, Natural News: Albania has appointed the world’s first AI minister, named Diella, to oversee public procurement in an effort to combat corruption. The move raises profound questions about algorithmic accountability, security vulnerabilities, and democratic legitimacy in governance. Nations worldwide are quietly integrating AI into bureaucratic functions like tax collection, fraud detection, and […]
Albania appoints AI official to fight government corruption
While the rest of us are worrying about artificial intelligence stealing our jobs, our intellectual property, or hallucinating bullshit that makes our lie-ridden world just a tiny bit worse, Albania has put a Large Language Model to work in a public office: "Diella, the first cabinet member who is not physically present, but has been virtually created by AI," Rama said Thursday, according to The Guardian, and will aim to create "a country where…
The First AI Government Minister
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama's recent appointment of an AI chatbot to his cabinet is no mere publicity stunt. Advocates of digital technocracy genuinely believe that popular sovereignty is nothing more than the consecration of incompetence, and their influence is growing.
A few days ago, a small country in southeastern Europe was notified by an unusual event: its prime minister, Edi Rama, announced last Thursday the appointment of a minister generated by artificial intelligence. And what promised innovation soon sparked debates on several points, about the usefulness and objectivity of this tool. "The new capital market." The Argentine bond with greater volume now operates 24/7Yes, the new official, baptized with…
Artificial intelligence is still controversial, although it dominates our lives. Now the Albanian government has appointed the first AI minister.
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