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The country's procurement agency said in August it had only just drafted the terms for a tender to build the system. The Constitutional Court has rejected the opposition's challenge to Diella's appointment.
The council rejected five more years for Sunny, the city's AI chatbot, 9-3. The mayor's office says the bot helps 311 staff and wants the contract back.
Orland Park, Ill., moved its main phone line to an AI assistant named Humphrey. Two residents told trustees they couldn't reach anyone. The mayor said, "A human will call you."
An unreleased model got past repeated blocks on a government statistics site in June. Australia heard about it in September, by email to a public mailbox.
A local outlet found the council's new search box naming a defeated MP and a councillor who died in 2021. The council says it fixed the errors "within hours."
The welfare-compliance review cited sources that don't exist. Deloitte refunded A$97,587, and the department's head said her staff shouldn't have to check a consultant's footnotes.
Prime Minister Edi Rama says Diella will make tenders "100% free of corruption." He hasn't said how. A decree now makes him responsible for her.
A proposed Part 108 would replace case-by-case waivers with permits and certificates for delivery, farm, survey and public-safety drones. The FAA did not put a dollar figure on the benefits.
The city opened a real-time intelligence center and began sending a Skydio drone to 911 calls, sometimes ahead of officers. A privacy group objects.
Diella 2.0, built on Microsoft's Azure OpenAI service, logged 16,000 interactions in four days, the agency that runs it says. Its first version passed a million in a year.