I, Robot

About this book

A reporter listens as robot psychologist Susan Calvin recalls incidents from the development of robotics. The linked stories consider the ways people interpret machines and the difficulties that arise when expectations meet unfamiliar behaviour.

Different situations place responsibility, judgment and the relationship between humans and robots under pressure. Read together, the accounts build a fictional history of a technology whose significance depends as much on the people around it as on its own capabilities.

Source: Open Library