Robots, AI and other technological advances are partly responsible for the loss of manufacturing jobs in advanced countries. Many more types of jobs are expected to be affected in the future. What can workers in developing countries expect? So far, new technologies have facilitated offshoring of jobs to follower countries. However, as robots become cheaper, will they begin to compete with workers in these countries? What skills will developing country workers need to participate in the 21st century economy? FULL AGENDA */ 10:00am Setting the Stage: Workplace Automation Keynote Speech: Ceyla Pazarbasioglu, Vice President, EFI, World Bank Group 10:10am - 10:35am Are Robots Replacing Workers? 10:10am Lighting Talk: Bill Maloney, Chief Economist, EFI, World Bank 10:15am Lighting Talk: Mary Hallward-Driemeier, Senior Economic Advisor, EFI, World Bank 10:20am Panel Discussion: Bill Maloney, Mary Hallward-Driemeier, Aart Kraay 10:35am - 11:07am Does Automation in Rich Countries Hurt Developing Ones? 10:37am Lighting Talk: Bob Rijkers, Senior Economist, World Bank 10:42am Lighting Talk: Hernan Winkler, Senior ...