“What will they log in with?” — Korreshi mocks in parliament: “We’re still using plows in the village, and you talk about artificial intelligence”

Democratic Party MP Saimir Korreshi has mocked the government’s plan to expand the use of artificial intelligence in institutions.

He said that in the villages people still don’t know how to use technological tools, adding that health centers lack electricity, let alone systems for booking patient appointments.

“We’re still using plows in the village. You call this artificial intelligence. Health centers don’t even have pots, electricity hasn’t even reached them. How will that nurse or doctor at these health centers log into your system? With what plow will they get in?

It means she’ll say: ‘I’ll go out to the market, find a camera with this artificial intelligence and say I’ll register the age list, or a code for an eye-doctor visit, or a kidney visit, or a cardiologist visit.’ Is this your artificial intelligence?

You started with Diella, you got some money. The actress said take my face off, you’ve dragged me through the mud. This is the situation. Then you say we’ll put cameras in schools, cameras here and there. Have you ever seen how systems work today? Go to the Cadastre — ASHK didn’t work for three months because the plow didn’t work. We took the plows from Lushnja on our backs and carried them to Fier. You have clocks on the streets, the cow steps on them, the donkey eats them, you say Smart City. Don’t even take our children’s data, because there’s not one of your patronage agents who doesn’t know even our shoe size, with torn socks or not, whether we’ve cut our nails or not,” he said ironically.