Tomorrow, Unfolded

AI & emerging tech, in short videos

Make the near future tangible.

Visual, evidence-led videos about what AI can actually do today. Real tests, real screenshots, and a clear answer to the only question that matters: what does this mean for you?

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34 videos published · latest 2 Oct 2026

Putting AI to the test, Episode 4: Can AI solve a jigsaw? 9 pieces to 64 pieces.
AI That Matters: What if AI spots it first? A second look at breast screening.

What we cover

Three kinds of video, three different payoffs.

PILLAR 1

AI That Matters

Meaningful change, human stories and evidence-led demonstrations of what AI can really do.

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PILLAR 2

Digital Survival

Understand a digital risk and leave with something useful you can do about it today.

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PILLAR 3

Future Tech

Real emerging products and capabilities you can picture using, with a clear line between shipped and prototype.

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Series

Watch them in order.

Putting AI to the test

Same input, several AIs, first attempts only. Then the reveal.

    This Actually Happened

    True AI stories that sound made up.

      Episode 4 result: the 64-piece jigsaw

      Pieces placed correctly, first attempt
      ChatGPT64 / 64
      Grok1 / 64
      GeminiNo answer

      On the 9-piece round: ChatGPT 9/9, Grok 4/9. One small product test, not a model ranking. Watch the episode for the full method.

      All videos

      Every video, from TU-001 to today.

      How we test

      Proof on screen, limits out loud.

      01

      Same input for everyone

      Each AI gets the identical prompt and file, in a fresh chat, with the scoring rules fixed before anyone answers.

      02

      First attempt counts

      We show the genuine first response, including errors. No quiet retries until it looks good.

      03

      Real evidence

      Actual screenshots, real outputs and properly sourced research visuals. Reconstructions are labelled.

      04

      Honest about what’s real

      We say whether something is available now, announced, a prototype or still research.