Can AI Run Your Home? + Matthew Quick’s Outer Banks Dream + The DIY Power of 3D Printing
About this episode
The episode explores the role of AI in home management, features Matthew Quick discussing his Outer Banks home, and delves into the history of the dinner fork while showcasing 3D printing solutions for home repairs.
Can AI actually run your home better than you can? AI expert Tiffany Chazey explains how it can manage everything from lights to maintenance reminders and where humans should stay in control. Silver Linings Playbook author Matthew Quick reflects on the stunning Outer Banks home that became a symbol of both his success and some of the hardest years of his life. In Secret History of Your Home, we uncover the surprisingly scandalous history of the dinner fork, and YouTuber and engineer Jake Ward shows how a 3D printer can make custom replacement parts and clever fixes for everyday problems around the house. All of this, plus we’re answering your home improvement questions at (877) 864-7460.
People in this episode
Guests: Tiffany Chazey, Matthew Quick
Topics covered
- AI in home management
- home improvement
- 3D printing
- personal stories
- history of household items
Keywords
- AI
- home automation
- Matthew Quick
- Outer Banks
- 3D printing
- dinner fork history
- home improvement
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Silver Linings Playbook
Places: Outer Banks
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