manna

There's a short story, Manna [1] by Marshall Brain, which illustrates two potential outcomes of an AI revolution.

True PvP, where anyone might decide to betray you and kill you while you're resting to recover hitpoints or manna or whatever.

Amazing story, but reminds me of the buildings in Manna by Marshall Brain.

For an illustration of how this could work, see Manna by Marshall Brain.

Examiners take seminars on writing headlines, writing in the third person and making full use of social media, all of which are Google manna.

The utopia in the novel Manna had an extreme version of this.

Any royalties that might appear were like manna from heaven.

But my so far brief searches have yielded little wisdom in doing so, again because the overarching internet consensus seems to be that Soylent by itself is delicious and, excuse the exaggeration, holy manna from the Gods' themselves, requiring no modification.

Check out Marshal Brain's "Manna", where the concentration of wealth nightmare scenario is taken to it's logical extreme.

If you have not read the sci fi short story "Manna" by Marshall Brain, then you should.

Marshall Brain's "Manna" is an interesting take on humans becoming more robot-like with the oversight of efficiency and automation software.

I still think that "Manna" is recommended reading, but I just want to give people proper expectations going into it.

Thanks for turning me onto Manna, it was a very thought-provoking read.

Manna is magical honey-bread that falls from the sky for true believers.

I would gather that the country would look similar as Marshall Brain's Manna.