Diella, the virtual minister of the "Rama 4" government, has made a splash not only in the Albanian media, but also in international ones, as an innovation in public administration and government technology.

But behind her futuristic figure, symbolizing a new digital age, lies a real woman, actress Anila Bisha. She has not only lent her voice to Diella, but has also embodied her figure to create emotional connections and credibility with the audience. But not only that; her figure has aroused curiosity and debate.

Meanwhile, the expected decree of Diella by the President of the Republic has also raised legal and constitutional questions. The Constitution does not provide for the decree of a minister who does not physically exist and who is not a real legal person. This is a first for Albania, and could create new precedents on how institutions will coexist with artificial intelligence in the future.

Is this a step forward towards the digitalization of administration, or an experiment that challenges the legal and institutional frameworks of the state? That remains to be seen, but one thing is certain, Diella has sparked a deep debate that will surely continue to expand.