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You're Dead to Me. We're the comedy podcast that takes history seriously. Also from the BBC

and presented by me, Greg Jenner. I should have told you that at the beginning. Sorry.

Anyway, like many other BBC podcasts, such as Desert Island Discs, Evil Genius, or In Our Time, your dead to me is available first on BBC Sounds,

a whole month earlier than anywhere else, in fact. So if you can't wait another day to hear

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Wake up to Money from BBC 5 Live.

Good morning, welcome to Wake Up to Money.

I hope you've got some lovely plans for this bank holiday Monday.

And if you're in work, then I hope there are at least extra biscuits.

We're going to be doing something different this morning.

We'll play you some recent

episodes of the Business Daily program, which goes out every weekday afternoon on the BBC World

Service and is also available on BBC Sounds. Now, you know I love your texts into the show,

but this morning the program isn't live, so please don't text in. Don't worry, though.

Sean is back in the studio tomorrow. He'll be very grateful for all your messages, as usual.

Let's kick off with a program from my colleague Ed Butler. He's been exploring different

perspectives on AI, which is irreversibly changing the world of work. Some jobs are going to disappear, other jobs

will be created. He took a look at how AI has been disrupting the world of recruitment

specifically, where he finds that the experience for many job seekers has become pretty bleak.

The process has become automated and depersonalised. Now, to help him

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