Bachelor's degree in History (both bachelor's and teaching degree) from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. My specialisation is in Ancient History, with research focused on the Roman Republic, its economy, and its collapse. Master's degree in Geography, Planning, Environment, and Trade Logistics from the University of Paris-Sorbonne. Specialising in Globalisation and spatial dynamics of sustainable development in countries of the Southern Hemisphere. Research was conducted to assess the effectiveness of public policies for rural development in Brazil. This involved cross-referencing field-collected data with IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics) data, using a quantitative analysis method based on descriptive and inferential statistics to evaluate variations in economic and social indicators. PhD student in Political Economy. Researcher in the field of Artificial Intelligence, specialising in analysing the impact of algorithms on institutions, cognition, and decision-making (both individual and collective). I research how artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms on digital platforms shape individual and collective user behaviours and impact the international political economy and geopolitics. Additionally, I apply cybernetics theory to explore how minds and institutions interact with algorithms. Alongside my experience analysing innovation and technology markets for socioeconomic effects, I bring expertise in commodities market analysis. My skill set includes accurately assessing both qualitative and quantitative economic activities. My background has been centred on the main drivers of the global economy and key sectors for sustainable development: innovation, energy, and land occupation.