Hey law students: Want a job? Well, you better learn to code.

So you got into law school? Congratulations, it's time to start thinking like an engineer.

Universities around the world are introducing classes that train students in the use of legal software, assisting with anything from contract creation to legal research. But are students simply training the algorithms that will take their jobs?

It's increasingly clear automation won't only affect manufacturingA 2015 report by the Committee for Economic Development of Australia found that as much as 40 percent of Australian jobs could be replaced in the next couple of decades. White collar professionals, including doctors and lawyers, will not necessarily be spared. Read more...