We consider correlation functions of the stress-tensor or a conserved current in AdSd+1/CFTd computed using the Hilbert or the Yang-Mills action in the bulk. We introduce new recursion relations to compute these correlators at tree-level. These relations have an advantage over the Britto-Cachazo-Feng-Witten (BCFW)-like relations described in arXiv:1102.4724 and arXiv:1011.0780 because they can be used in all dimensions including $d=3$. We also introduce a new method of extracting flat-space S-matrix elements from AdS/CFT correlators in momentum space. We show that the ($d+1$)-dimensional flat-space amplitude of gravitons or gluons can be obtained as the coefficient of a particular singularity of the d-dimensional correlator of the stress-tensor or a conserved current; this technique is valid even at loop-level in the bulk. Finally, we show that our recursion relations automatically generate correlators that are consistent with this observation: they have the expected singularity and the flat-space gluon, or graviton amplitude appears as its coefficient.
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