Diella, the ‘AI Minister’: Albania Becomes World’s First Country To Appoint AI-Powered Virtual Minister To Combat Corruption
Albania has reportedly introduced Diella, an AI-powered virtual minister, becoming the first country to appoint a fully digital figure. Tasked with overseeing public procurement, Diella appears as a young woman in traditional Albanian clothing. Prime Minister Edi Rama said she is the first virtually created member, now integrated into the e-Albania platform for digital government services.
Albania has reportedly appointed Diella, the world’s first AI-powered virtual minister. "AI minister" but not a minister for AI is said to be a fully virtual figure created with artificial intelligence. As per a report of Politico, Diella, which means “sunshine” in Albanian, has been assigned the responsibility of managing all public procurement and fighting against corruption. The Prime Minister Edi Rama reportedly told party members, "Diella is the first member not physically present, but virtually created by artificial intelligence." Her avatar appears as a young woman in traditional Albanian clothing. Diella has reportedly been introduced to the public and is now part of the e-Albania platform, which provides access to most government services digitally. PM Edi Rama reportedly said that decisions on public tenders will be moved “out of the ministries” and given to Diella, describing her as “the servant of public procurement.” He added that the implementation will be gradual for Albania to have “100 percent incorruptible and where every public fund that goes through the tender procedure is 100 percent legible." OpenAI and Microsoft Sign MOU for Next Phase of Partnership, Focused on Safe AI Development.
Diella AI-Powered Virtual Minister in Albania
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