I, Robot

Book Review

I, Robot is a collection of short stories by American science fiction writer Isaac Asimov, first published in 1950. This book rightfully holds a special place in the history of science fiction, representing a significant contribution to the development of the genre. The stories are united by the common theme of human-robot interaction. Asimov created a three-law model of robot behavior that has significantly influenced the subsequent development of the genre. Each story carries deep philosophical reflections on morality, responsibility, and the possibilities of intelligence. Moreover, Asimov demonstrates exceptional skill in crafting memorable plots and characters. I, Robot offers readers not only a captivating science fiction read but also raises important questions about the place and role of artificial intelligence in human life.