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Albanija je u četvrtak službeno predstavila "virtualnu ministricu" kao dio svoje vlade s ciljem primjene umjetne inteligencije (AI) za pojednostavljenje administrativnih postupaka i borbu protiv korupcije.
UNATOČ KRITIKAMA OPORBE
Službeno predstavljena albanska virtualna ministrica Diella
epa12105834 Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama welcomes Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at the 6th European Political Community (EPC) Summit in Tirana, Albania, 16 May 2025. The meeting brings together leaders from across the continent under the theme 'New Europe in a new world: unity - cooperation - joint action'. EPA/MALTON DIBRA
PRVI VIRTUALNI ČLAN VLADE
Albanija postavila AI bot za ministricu u cilju borbe protiv korupcije
epa12105834 Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama welcomes Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at the 6th European Political Community (EPC) Summit in Tirana, Albania, 16 May 2025. The meeting brings together leaders from across the continent under the theme 'New Europe in a new world: unity - cooperation - joint action'. EPA/MALTON DIBRA
ALBANSKI PREMIJER
Rama dočekao premijerku Meloni na koljenima
epa12090414 Albania's incumbent Prime Minister and Socialist Party of Albania (PS) chairman Edi Rama (C) speaks to the media after casting his ballot during the country's parliamentary elections in Tirana, Albania, 11 May 2025. Around 3.9 million eligible voters from both within the country and the diaspora are set to elect 140 members of Parliament, with incumbent prime minister Rama and his ruling Socialist Party (SP) seeking a fourth term. EPA/STRINGER
NA VLASTI OD 2013.
Albanski socijalisti četvrti put pobijedili na parlamentarnim izborima
27 January 2020, Berlin: Edi Rama, Prime Minister of Albania, speaks at a press statement. Rama had met with Chancellor Merkel for bilateral talks in the Chancellery. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa /DPA/PIXSELL
OBEĆAO PRIDRUŽIVANJE EU
Albanci na izborima: Rami povijesni četvrti mandat?
epa07468760 Supporters of the opposition clash with the police line outside the parliament building during a protest in Tirana, Albania, 28 March 2019. The opposition and its supporters are calling for the government to step down and for early elections to be held. They accuse Prime Minister Edi Rama's regime of corruption and link to organized crime. EPA/MALTON DIBRA
TRAŽE PRIVREMENU VLADU
Izbio nasilni sukob prosvjednika i policije u Tirani