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Could a robot do your job? Short answer: yes

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imageCould they be after your job?Peyri Herrera/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND

Here’s a game to play over dinner. One person names a profession that they believe can’t be taken over by a machine, and another person has to make a case why it’s not so future-proof. We played this game on an upcoming episode of SBS’s Insight on the topic of...

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The off-topic Conversation #39

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Welcome to The Conversation’s off-topic space. We’ve set this up as the place where you can discuss anything that isn’t related to a specific article. Please feel free to use this space to get to know each other and talk about news elsewhere and whatever else strikes your fancy.

This is also an opportunity to discuss broader...

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Time for states to change the script over GST gains

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imageThe Commonwealth appear to hold the aces when it comes to state-federal funding, but the states have cards to play.AAP/Stefan Postles

I am a fan of the Netflix series House of Cards, even though it seems implausible that experienced political players would always behave so predictably and often cede power to the protagonist so easily.

However, the...

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  4. How co-housing could make homes cheaper and greener
  5. An ethical case for marriage equality in Australia
  6. How to build light rail in our cities without emptying the public purse
  7. Why are Australia's marine parks being reviewed so soon after they were signed off?
  8. Study claiming gender equity in science, technology, maths doesn't reflect real life
  9. How much will Australia's Dallas Buyers Club pirates have to pay?
  10. The EC's case against Google is a bad application of outdated laws
  11. Ambassador's post is the latest step on a long and winding road for women in Iran
  12. Manifesto Check: Plaid Cymru's top policies
  13. Reform needed after Stephen Dank's AFL anti-doping tribunal verdict
  14. Animal Justice wins final NSW upper house seat, and NSW poll performance
  15. Zones of peace and turmoil
  16. What does Nicola Sturgeon want in return for supporting a Labour government?
  17. Manifesto Check: the Liberal Democrats' top policies
  18. Manifesto Check: Lib Dems lack vision on early years and primary education
  19. Manifesto Check: Lib Dems take a more liberal approach to immigration
  20. First colour images of Ceres revealed as Dawn approaches
  21. Look out Russell Brand, here's David Hume from beyond the grave in defence of politics
  22. Europe's war on migrants – while we argue, thousands perish in the Mediterranean
  23. Manifesto Check: top UKIP policies
  24. What would immigration look like under a progressive coalition?
  25. Manifesto Check: Labour's tax plan may fail to raise revenue
  26. We need better broadband but the politicians can't agree how to deliver it
  27. Tories are offering 'points' for sharing their content online but won't say what they're for
  28. Manifesto Check: Tory housing policy won't get generation rent onto the property ladder
  29. NHS future looks grim – yet politicians still make election promises they can't keep
  30. Manifesto Check: top Green Party policies
  31. David’s futile fight against the goliath of bureaucracy
  32. Let's leave the pros and cons of bilingualism out of politics
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  37. Hillary Clinton's campaign: will gender matter?
  38. The Mo' things change: media coverage of Mo'ne Davis reinforces barriers for female ballplayers
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