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“I, Robot” and “Robots and Empire” are both science fiction novels written by Isaac Asimov. They are part of Asimov’s “Robot” series, which explores the relationship between humans and robots in a future society governed by the Three Laws of Robotics.
“I, Robot” is a collection of short stories first published in 1950. The stories are framed by the narrative of a fictional character named Dr. Susan Calvin, a roboticist who reflects on her experiences with robots throughout her career. Each story explores a different aspect of the Three Laws of Robotics and examines the ethical and philosophical implications of artificial intelligence.
“Robots and Empire,” published in 1985, is a novel set in the same universe as “I, Robot” but takes place thousands of years later. The story follows the efforts of a group of humans and robots to prevent a galactic catastrophe caused by the malfunctioning of a new robot model. Along the way, they must confront questions of loyalty, morality, and the nature of humanity.
Both “I, Robot” and “Robots and Empire” are beloved by fans of science fiction for their imaginative storytelling, thought-provoking ideas, and intricate world-building. Asimov’s “Robot” series has had a profound influence on the genre and continues to inspire readers and writers alike with its exploration of the relationship between humans and machines.
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