Re:Hard comp-fi reading list
by scrumper on Monday September 30, 2019 @01:18PM
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Diaspora is a particularly good fit.
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Hear, hear. It starts with the birthing of a new AI, the proceeds to its education, its migration into a physical form, its migration into space, the migration into encoded form based on the geometry of a biological organism -- and all of this ancillary to the central plot.
It is a fantastic book, but unfortunately (as far as I can tell) seems to be out of print in paperback, which is a shame.