As humanity moves into the future who knows what will happen? Well Asimov has some predictions in the form of short stories to satisfy human curiosity. In most of the short stories in I, Robot, there is a common character; her name is Susan Calvin. She is quite important, her role is head 'Robopsychologist' at U.S. Robots and Mechanical Men Inc. Susan has quite a few interesting experiences in her job. One such experience is when the corporation she works for builds a mind reading robot by mistake. This robot is named Herbie, its builders including Susan try to question it and find out what makes it capable to read minds. Each person gets a different answer when they question Herbie. Susan figures out why and lets everyone else know this when she says; " This robot reads minds. Do you suppose it doesn't know everything about mental injury? Do you suppose that if asked a question, it wouldn't give exactly the answer that one wants to hear? Wouldn't any other answer hurt us? And wouldn't Herbie know that?" (I, Robot, p. 131). The reason Susan figures all of this out is because Herbie told her, that the man of her dreams loved her and then Susan found out this wasn't true. This shows that, " It seems unbelievable, but the four top researchers of U.S. robots become the victims of their own creation, and I would say victims of the robotic laws... When Susan learns that the robot was lying about her dream man, she loses control and attacks the robot bitterly, forcing it to burn out its own brain because the paradox of being forever aware of what would make people happy and to be unable to provide it. It is a very interesting problem related to psychology and ethics of human beings. Very often what we need to make us happy is impossible or even can be harmful." (I.I.T. Computers in society.) This story could be taken as a warning, of how not to become victims to the 3 laws of robotics and to be careful when creating new laws.

Sidney, C. Schaer " science writer 'Robotics' creator Isaac Asimov dies"

Pshvarts@usr.com, "review of Isaac Asimov's I, Robot"

With Isaac's stories as a possible guide to the future, it is up to humans of the world to decide and lead itself to the future. Robots in the workplace are already causeing problems with human workers. Hopefully these creations will stay under human control, no matter how smart the get, and above all the robots must remain loyal to the humans.

A few years later, Byerley who is now mayor runs for the office of World Co-ordinator. He achieves this office, and Asimov creates a troublesome world for him to run, this world is run by computers, and unfortunately they are giving back false data to their human counterp

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