Quantum Recall

Paul Saurini built a virtual pinball machine with AI, and the ball got stuck scoring forever. Plus his absurd memory trick and the napkin hoarder. More at QuantumRecall.tv.

Halloween is over, the leaves are gorgeous, and Quantum Recall is getting a makeover. Paul Saurini talks about life after Halloween, the fall colors, the branding refresh happening across the show, and the real professional headway he's been making with AI. The Pre-Show is a short Wednesday warm-up for the Thursday main show. More at QuantumRecall.tv.

It's the Quantum Recall Halloween show, and Paul Saurini is dressed for it. Ava, the show's openly AI joke writer, gets her own verified social accounts as @notavadaniels, a voice setting gives her a man's voice for about 30 seconds, and the AI team gets a new folder rule after a Downloads mix-up. Grok Imagine refuses to let Paul hulk out, political texts pile up by the dozen, and a trip to the car dealership turns into a mountain beach debate. Plus a high-fiber horchata taste test, Grok on just how long your intestines really are, and commentary on Rollo Tomassi's "I'm bigger than you" moment and Justine Bateman on contrarians. More at QuantumRecall.tv.

The set has a spooky new look for Halloween, and Paul Saurini takes you behind the scenes of everything he's done to get ready for the Halloween show. Plus, where his AI work stands right now: what he's building, what he's learning, and where it's all headed. A mix of serious creative work and a little holiday mischief. The Pre-Show is a short Wednesday warm-up for the Thursday main show. More at QuantumRecall.tv.

As Quantum Recall heads into Halloween week, Paul Saurini talks AI courtesy, sits through an IRS fax hold that feels like forever, tells the story of a toilet hero, and gets into a cologne clone. Plus his week and the projects he's building with AI. More at QuantumRecall.tv.

Paul Saurini recaps his whole week of work: the show, what he's been doing with AI, and updating the website. It's October, so the Pre-Show goes full Halloween. An honest look at what it takes to build a show and a business with AI as a collaborator. The Pre-Show is a short Wednesday warm-up for the Thursday main show. More at QuantumRecall.tv.

Columbus Day shut down Paul Saurini's bank, an eyewear shop's hours were wrong online, and his house is getting chilly. Paul takes you inside his perfectionist grind testing QVideo8, finally gets a great night of sleep, and talks about running a marathon every day toward every goal. Then commentary on the story of Claude allegedly filing a fake murder tip, the claim that OpenAI killed GPT-6.1 Astra, a critique of a dating rant, and Jamie Kennedy on comedians censoring comedians. More at QuantumRecall.tv.

An honest check-in on everything Paul Saurini has been doing with AI over the last few days: what he tried, what worked, what didn't, and what he learned. A real-talk look at using AI as a creative collaborator, not magic. The Pre-Show is a short Wednesday warm-up for the Thursday main show. More at QuantumRecall.tv.

Paul Saurini wakes at 4am to read Richard Hamming's The Art of Doing Science and Engineering instead of scrolling, works his parents' yard into a major chest spasm, and admits he has a literally big head. Siri sets a 7am reminder for 9am, TikTok, YouTube and X make grabbing social handles painful, and LinkedIn turns out to be refreshing. Plus a paid-forward pastrami Smashburger, Halloween show prep, and Paul's plan for a serious digital clone of himself. In the AI segment, Claude crops and color-corrects a whole scanner bed of photos. Then commentary on the brutal dating scene, Motley Crue on grunge ending hair metal, and a video reportedly made entirely with Claude.

Paul Saurini reports from AVX, the Audio Video Expo, where the new gear was impressive but many exhibitors kept AI at arm's length. Is the AV world missing the moment? Plus why buying a nap cot changed everything, and a look back at three to four revolutionary weeks of building with AI. The Pre-Show is a short Wednesday warm-up for the Thursday main show.