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    • Albi Nani

    Former MSc Student

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    About

    Albi Nani graduated from Western University with an HBA in Business Administration, and BA in Media Studies. He has worked as a Strategy Analyst at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.

    Research Interests

    Digital Economies, Fintech, Social Finance, Meme Finance

    Positions at the OII

    • MSc Student, October 2022 - September 2023

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    Research

    Projects

    Stack of documents on top of laptop

    Bureaucracy and Artificial Intelligence

    As governments digitalize, their bureaucratic structures are increasingly encountering AI. This project explores what happens next by asking how the structures of public sector bureaucracies transform when exposed to new AI-based systems.

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