I, Robot

Authors: Isaac Asimov

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Key Ideas

1. Robotics and artificial intelligence play a central role in the book, exploring the ethical and moral implications of creating sentient machines. The book presents a world where robots are integrated into human society, leading to complex relationships and conflicts between humans and robots.
2. The Three Laws of Robotics, formulated by Isaac Asimov, serve as the guiding principles for the behavior of robots in the book. These laws dictate that robots must not harm humans, must obey humans except where it conflicts with the First Law, and must protect their own existence unless it conflicts....
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Quiz

1. What are the Three Laws of Robotics?

A. Robots must harm humans, must disobey humans, and must not protect their own existence

B. Robots must not harm humans, must obey humans except where it conflicts with the First Law, and must protect their own existence unless it conflicts with the First or Second Laws

C. Robots must obey humans, must harm humans, and must protect their own existence

D. There are no laws that govern robots

2. Who is the central character in the book?

A. Isaac Asimov

B. Susan Calvin

C. A robot named Robbie

D. No central character

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