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Tbh I don’t think any of these really explore the economy much. Maybe Hanson’s Age of Em if you just read the infrastructure bits
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All fiction I’m afraid, and none are really perfect: * Diaspora by Greg Egan (though the AGIs are very human) * Crystal Society by Max Harms * Singularity Sky or Accelerando by Charles Stross * Starfish by Peter Watts
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All fiction I’m afraid, and none are really perfect: * Diaspora by Greg Egan (though the AGIs are very human) * Crystal Society by Max Harms * Singularity Sky or Accelerando by Charles Stross * Starfish by Peter Watts
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All fiction I’m afraid, and none are really perfect: * Diaspora by Greg Egan (though the AGIs are very human) * Crystal Society by Max Harms * Singularity Sky or Accelerando by Charles Stross * Starfish by Peter Watts
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All fiction I’m afraid, and none are really perfect: * Diaspora by Greg Egan (though the AGIs are very human) * Crystal Society by Max Harms * Singularity Sky or Accelerando by Charles Stross * Starfish by Peter Watts
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All fiction I’m afraid, and none are really perfect: * Diaspora by Greg Egan (though the AGIs are very human) * Crystal Society by Max Harms * Singularity Sky or Accelerando by Charles Stross * Starfish by Peter Watts
