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National Political Editor The Daily Telegraph
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AI report warns 30 per cent of Australian workers could be affected within five years

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By Simon Benson Verified
| Stockhead Verified
More than 30 per cent of the workforce could be disrupted by the rapid uptake of artificial intelligence over the next five years without policy intervention, says a new report that warns that the sclerotic Australian economy was poorly equipped to deal with the next industrial shock. It also warns that Australia risked being left behind all other OECD countries because of the structural nature of an economy geared heavily towards raw material exports and lacking high value industries.
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Transforming the enterprise of the future

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By Simon Benson Verified, Lisa Bora, Jane Gunn, Tash Moore
| kpmg.com
New technologies and troves of data are helping enterprises create more value in nearly everything they do. In this report, KPMG professionals share findings from a survey of more than 2,000 executives around the world, as well as insights from our work with clients across industries to illuminate how enterprises can capitalise on this historic inflection point, creating more value and achieving enduring competitive advantages.
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Joshua Black

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By Joshua Black, Simon Benson Verified, Geoff Chambers Verified, Whispering Jack
| Australian Book Review Verified
Twenty years ago, Robert Tickner tried his hand at the nuanced art of political memoir. Taking a Stand (2001) was, he said, ‘an insider’s account of momentous initiatives’ in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs portfolio in the 1990s. A portrait of the politician as a young man, son, father, and husband was not in the offing. Cabinet diarist Neal Blewett, a man not renowned for ... (read more)
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