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Artificial Intelligence, State Capacity, and Employment Mobility in Nigeria's ungoverned spaces: Implications for Public Administration and Governance

AI summary based on the abstract: This is an abstract-based summary, and the full text was not reviewed. This study discusses the relationship between Nigeria's 'ungoverned spaces,' labor mobility, and AI-driven economic change. The authors view ungoverned spaces as labor ecosystems in which the informal economy, limited mobility, and alternative governance are combined, and present both the possibility that AI can lower employment barriers and

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ZEKERI SUNDAY · ABUBAKAR ISAH

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This is an abstract-based summary, and the full text was not reviewed. This study discusses the relationship between Nigeria's 'ungoverned spaces,' labor mobility, and AI-driven economic change. The authors view ungoverned spaces as labor ecosystems in which the informal economy, limited mobility, and alternative governance are combined, and present both the possibility that AI can lower employment barriers and the risk of deepening inequality. They also argue that mobility and employment outcomes differ in the context of a very large informal labor market, and propose AI-based job matching, skills development, and economic integration governance.

Key Points from the Abstract

  1. The authors interpret ungoverned spaces as a distinctive labor ecosystem.
  2. They argue that AI can increase access to employment but may widen disparities.
  3. The abstract indicates a connection between Nigeria's high share of informal employment (93%) and mobility and employment outcomes.

Relevance to AI Law and Policy

It may be useful for discussions of AI-based employment mediation, skills development, and public governance design. It has implications for labor market policy in areas with weak state control.

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  • The abstract alone does not sufficiently confirm the detailed methods or variable construction.
  • The causality and magnitude of the results cannot be verified from the abstract alone.
  • The actual verification of legal status or policy effects cannot be confirmed from the abstract.

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Nigeria confronts a paradoxical developmental challenge: vast territories beyond effective state control coexist with on…
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, STATE CAPACITY AND EMPLOYMENT MOBILITY IN NIGERIAN’S UNGOVERNED SPACES: IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNANCE

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