
It feels like fall is in the air today. I'm really enjoying this story so far.
It feels like fall is in the air today. I'm really enjoying this story so far.
A spectacular collection of short stories, connected by the framing device of interviewing a person who has not only been involved in robotics for decades, specifically with the largest company that produces them and knows the rocky history of earlier days, but is a robopsychologist, the person with the most insight into the thinking of robots in the face of Asimov's famous Three Laws/Rules of Robotics. 1/?
“...there is nothing so eternally adhesive as the memory of power.“ Ominous AND profound
It's all relative! 😆
These poor scientists. 🫢
I may have bought a couple of other books while in the shop today. The premise is interesting, but the teapot on the cover pushed me over the edge.
A wonderful second book in the series. We watch Roz in the role she was created for as a helper to humans on a farm. We watch her fight to return to her son. And my favorite part, we get to meet her designer! Excited to read the next book in the series.
I came for the monk-robot meet-cute and stayed for the robot philosophy lesson. The purpose of life: just existing. Such a beautiful story in which once the robots became self-aware, humanity allowed the robots self-determination and while learning to exist without robots, man learned to live in harmony with all creatures and eco-systems.
Short novellas seem to be my vibe as I‘m still organizing the house after the move. A robot and unsatisfied monk: yes please.