Overview
- Rama touts Diella as incorruptible and vows that public tenders will be 100 percent free of corruption.
- An official decree states the prime minister holds responsibility for the creation and operation of the virtual ministry running Diella.
- Opposition leaders have appealed to the Constitutional Court, arguing the move raises unresolved questions about accountability and control.
- Experts warn the AI’s decisions will mirror its data and models, risking misinterpretation, bias, and potential legitimisation of existing corrupt practices.
- Observers say there is little disclosure about how Diella works and caution that compliance with European Union procurement standards remains uncertain.