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Is that a human or machine driving? Mistaken identity can lead to tragedy

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageWe need to know if we're interacting with a human or a machine.Shutterstock

Many of Shakespeare’s plays depend on mistaken identity. In Twelfth Night, Viola disguises herself as a boy, and is mistaken for her twin brother Sebastian, complicating an already complicated love triangle.

Don’t forget, boys played girls back then. So we had a...

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'Highbrow' and 'middlebrow' are irrelevant when it comes to which writing survives

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe distinctions between highbrow and middlebrow fiction are as old as literature itself. régine debatty

Clearing out my office in preparation for a faculty move, I am faced with the dilemma of what books to retain and what to discard. With non-fiction it is easy: keep any reference books that might prove useful in later life, such as the...

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  6. Can Medicare sustain the health of our ageing population?
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  8. Aboriginal people with disabilities get caught in a spiral of over-policing
  9. Why tax breaks are not the answer to encourage Australian startups
  10. A focus on private investment means universities can't fulfil their public role
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  15. A national affordable housing strategy: necessary, attainable and maybe on its way
  16. The replication crisis has engulfed economics
  17. Country women are more likely to experience intimate partner violence
  18. How Aboriginal women with disabilities are set on a path into the criminal justice system
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  20. Science fatigue keeps us clinging to bad health habits
  21. A day at the races: fillies, frocks and the oft-forgotten folklore of horseshoes
  22. As drought looms, the Murray-Darling is in much healthier shape – just don't get complacent
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  25. The government is considering whether to scrap or delay its tax green paper
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  27. The Beautiful Lie: a radical recalibration of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina
  28. Melting Antarctic ice sheets and sea level rise: a warning from the future
  29. Are we funding the right researchers in Australia?
  30. Accountability and the viral video: there are still no guarantees
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  32. Shorten's plan to lower the voting age could help increase political engagement
  33. China's five year economic plan is rich with symbolism
  34. FactCheck Q A: can medicinal cannabis oil be imported into Australia?
  35. Turnbull ends Abbott's knights and dames
  36. Full response from TGA
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  42. As El Niño bites, it’s time to take stock of our water
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  44. The root of Sydney and Melbourne’s housing crisis: we're building the wrong thing
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