The History of the World Podcast, is your host, Chris Hasler.

Hello, everyone. Here we are at the end of volume four 4 and all we've got left is the summary episodes.

So they'll be coming thick and fast. We're already sort of well into the scripting of those

particular episodes. But it'd be interesting now that we've published all of the information

episodes within volume

four to take a look at what your reaction is to them and of course we always invite you to

write in and let us know what you think about the episodes and often you do and we're very

grateful for that.

However, it would be interesting to see how some of the episodes stack up against each other in terms of what people are interested to listen to.

Now, there's a lot out there, isn't there?

We did 96 episodes and, sorry, 96, 95, I've forgotten now, but I think maybe 95, but there was a couple that we inserted later on.

There was a couple of episodes which we bolted onto the volume.

So we're almost at about 100 episodes anyway like actually but it would be

interesting to see what particular subjects interest the listening public you guys and also it's

interesting to to have a look at the way that, and we mention this often,

but it's really is, we're accelerating into the,

into the world of AI, no more so than in this year 2025.

It seems that everyone is now using AI for solutions to a great number of problems

or a great number of issues that they're facing,

even in their day-to-day life.

And if we don't use AI, we can risk falling behind,

but also we don't want to become reliant or dependent on it, especially as a

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