The Open Forum’s discussion on democracy became particularly notable when we turned our attention to the case of Diella, the world’s first AI that was, in a way, appointed to an Albanian cabinet-level government post. Initially, the concept of an AI “minister” seems to be a daring trial of efficiency and neutrality at the same time. But as the discussion in the forum pointed out, the appointment of Diella is the cause of many troubling questions: Who takes the blame when an AI assists in making policy? Is it possible for a machine—built, educated, and maintained by humans—to be absolutely…