[Music][Applause]there is a big debate about the futurework and we have in this scientificliterature a wider range of estimatesearly estimates even suggest that up to1/2 or current employment in advancedcountries could be replaced byup-and-coming technologies still laterestimates are a little bit moreconservative and predicted at around 15percent of current employment could beacceptable to automation in some in thenext futuresome jobs will be more exposed fordonation than others and it's prettyclear which kind of jobs this will bethese are jobs like drivers machineoperators all those jobs that are veryroutine intensive require a little levelof social interactions and little levelof problem-solving but also many otherjobs who will be highly transformed andthis includes sales workers ICTtechnicians personal care workers and ifwe look at advancement in artificialintelligence and machine learningeven some AI skilled jobs like teachersor doctors will be at some pointaffected by new technologieswhere we have high shares of informalityand large agriculture sector therepercussion all the of new technologieswill be slightly different than inadvanced countries because on the oneend we will have a larger share of jobsthat could be potential at risk ofautomation especially in agriculture inconstruction sector but on the other endthe fact that the labor may remain cheapmay somehow lessen this disaffected atthe same time workers in developingcountries as they see the increase inthe service sector will be increasinglyrequired to leverage their digitalskills together with their non-cognitivesocial skills so basically their abilityto plan effectively to organize andteamwork