Machinehood

I think this book landed for me in the cool concept but not enough connection bracket. Divya is obviously a super intelligent person, and she's done a terrifyingly good job of imagining the future of AI, nanotech, tip jars, gigging, and streaming, but I think there's so much time spent on what the world is, I forgot to connect to the characters. Which is a shame because I love a hero mom and a space cult. I liked it overall, but rarely made extra time to read it.