I, Robot (1950)

Isaac Asimov's I, Robot (1950) is a groundbreaking work in science fiction, diving deep into the world of robotics and AI. Rather than a traditional novel, it's a collection of nine interwoven short stories framed by conversations with Dr. Susan Calvin, a brilliant robopsychologist. Each tale boldly explores how robots interact with humans, tackling big philosophical and ethical questions about machine intelligence, autonomy, and the future of human-robot relationships.

[@jazzcat5950]

He was a genius and he knew that he was changing things forever. It wasn't an accident. He was self-aware at a higher level.

[@lucarover]

Yeah... Ok... Oh yeah.. yeah.. right... Right.. yes... Yeah

[@jazzcat5950]

😆

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

Yeah. Okay. Okay. Right. Okay. Mm-hmm. Right. Okay. Yeah. Mm-hm. Right. Of, course!

[@charlienevergold3654]

I made it 2:12 before I had to stop listening.

[@AaronTheHarris]

This is literally an AI generated podcast

[@robertwoods3750]

honestly i didn't know she was still alive...is she?.

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

Who's she?

[@robertwoods3750]

@@ominous-omnipresent-they i made this comment on a vid. involving Rosie Odonnel , how it got here is beyond me but apparently not u-tube.

[@mountainsandmagic645]

Nice try with google AI

[@terrylast7034]

STOP WITH THE AFFIRMATIONS ALREADY ! The constant cross talk is just two bad actors stepping on each other's lines. The critique is reasonable but the listening painful. Redo the audio without 80% of the "yeahs" and "right" and let the story come through.