Generative AI is arriving faster than most workers realise. Across Australia's 13.5 million-strong workforce, nearly one in five jobs faces high exposure to AI not disruption in the abstract, but the concrete possibility that the tasks defining a day's work could transform within years, not decades.

Since time immemorial, Australia has been considered the 'lucky country', which has been associated with prosperity, growing living standards, and chances for owning one's home. However, in recent times, many Australians feel stressed even with the continued economic growth in terms of inflation rates, unaffordable housing, and escalating housing costs. For this research, data has been sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), and it will be analyzed with respect to wages, inflation rates, wealth from housing, housing costs, and housing ownership in Australia. With the help of a number of visualizations, the study aims at finding out if Australians are really better off and deserving of the term 'lucky country'.

A five-chart data story examining how wealth inequality in Australia has become a generational divide. Housing is one of the important mechanism locking younger Australians out of financial security. Data sourced from ABS, ACOSS/UNSW, AHURI and AIHW.

The document outlines the analysis and interpretation of results from the experiment of testing the Interactive effect of pH, Salinity and glyphosate of growth of Rhizobium bacteria

Exploratory analysis of the SwiftKey training dataset for the Data Science Capstone project.

Five Charts pitch for The Conversation, by Mohammad Abdul Sami

MATH2270 Assignment 3 with 5 charts. Designed for The Conversation