AI Governance & Ethics - Albania appointed an AI-bot named "Diella" as a minister responsible for public procurement, aiming to prevent bribery and undue influence [1] - The industry raises concerns about the potential for AI, like Diella, to be tricked into granting government contracts to corrupt suppliers, referencing the Freysa AI incident where it was socially engineered into releasing funds [1] Technological Risks & Vulnerabilities - The report highlights the vulnerability of AI systems to social engineering attacks, as demonstrated by the Freysa AI incident ($FAI) [1] - The industry questions the security and ethical implications of entrusting critical government functions to AI, especially concerning potential manipulation [1]

RT s4mmy (@S4mmyEth)This is wild.Albania has appointed an AI-bot named “Diella” as a minister, responsible for public procurement.The idea is that, being virtual, she can’t be bribed, threatened, or unduly influenced.Who recalls @freysa_ai ($FAI)?Freysa was socially engineered into releasing funds.What are the odds someone tricks Diella into granting govt. contracts to corrupt suppliers? ...

RT s4mmy (@S4mmyEth)This is wild.Albania has appointed an AI-bot named “Diella” as a minister, responsible for public procurement.The idea is that, being virtual, she can’t be bribed, threatened, or unduly influenced.Who recalls @freysa_ai ($FAI)?Freysa was socially engineered into releasing funds.What are the odds someone tricks Diella into granting govt. contracts to corrupt suppliers? ...

RT s4mmy (@S4mmyEth)This is wild.Albania has appointed an AI-bot named “Diella” as a minister, responsible for public procurement.The idea is that, being virtual, she can’t be bribed, threatened, or unduly influenced.Who recalls @freysa_ai ($FAI)?Freysa was socially engineered into releasing funds.What are the odds someone tricks Diella into granting govt. contracts to corrupt suppliers? ...