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<p>The signal is unstable. The host is online. The machines are talking back.<br><br>Sector M31 is a transmission from the intersection of artificial intelligence and science fiction. Yasemin interrogates the films, books, and ideas that imagined this moment — then brings AI on the show to answer for itself.<br><br>HAL. Ava. Samantha. Roy. We have all their numbers.<br><br>▸ New episodes weekly<br>▸ Subscribe before the signal cuts out</p>
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4/29/2026
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May 28, 2026
These 90s Movies Predicted RIGHT NOW
In 1999, we watched The Matrix and thought "cool movie, could never happen." Now scientists are seriously arguing we might be living in a simulation. Oops. In this transmission of Sector M31, host Yasemin goes back to the golden age of sci-fi — the 1990s — and grades the biggest films on one question: did it come true? The Matrix, Gattaca, Terminator 2, Total Recall, Strange Days, and eXistenZ all tried to predict the future. Some whiffed. Some are getting uncomfortably close. And one of them...

May 28, 2026
Elon's 5 INSANE Predictions — Will Any Actually Come True?
He said AI would be smarter than humans by 2025. Then 2026. Then 2027. So… is Elon a genius or just really good at moving the goalposts? In this transmission of Sector M31, host Yasemin breaks down Elon Musk's five biggest predictions for our future — superintelligent AI, robot armies, self-driving fleets, brain chips, and a city on Mars — and grades each one. Which are actually happening, which are years away, and which are pure fantasy? The verdict on every single one: he's probably right a...

May 26, 2026
Elon Sued Sam Altman for $134 Billion. He Lost in Under Two Hours.
Two of the richest men in tech walked into a courtroom. Only one walked out clean — and even he didn't look great. In this transmission of Sector M31, host Yasemin breaks down the verdict in Musk v. Altman — the three-week trial over who really owns the future of AI. A nine-person jury took less than two hours to side with Sam Altman. But the trial dragged every private text, panicked email, and unflattering secret into the public record forever. Sam won the case. He kind of lost the trial. T...
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<p>The signal is unstable. The host is online. The machines are talking back.<br><br>Sector M31 is a transmission from the intersection of artificial intelligence and science fiction. Yasemin interrogates the films, books, and ideas that imagined this moment — then brings AI on the show to answer for itself.<br><br>HAL. Ava. Samantha. Roy. We have all their numbers.<br><br>▸ New episodes weekly<br>▸ Subscribe before the signal cuts out</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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