I ROBOT

This is a relatively classic story in Asimov's writings. It discusses the philosophical issue of the boundary between robots and humans. What is a person? Is the boundary between humans and machines intellectual and emotional? Ah's description did not use the same way of thinking to determine, but adopted the definition of immortality, which is too advanced. The film basically respects the plot and ideas of the original. But in the base of another novel of Dang Ah, for another robot that has lived for 20,000 years and changed the trajectory of human history and has continued to influence, it doesn't matter whether it is human at that time, because the number of people before that For hundreds of centuries, human beings have been divided into groups and moved in different evolutionary directions. According to the people of that period, it is difficult to say that robots with human thinking ability are essentially different from human beings. The only difference may be It's just a matter of reproduction. And this is also proved by the fact that this robot has assumed the prime minister in the Galactic Empire for decades without leaving any flaws. In the final chapter of the base series, this robot also has to occupy due to the aging of the positronic brain. A superhuman body and become a real human, continuing to lead in what he believes to be the best direction for human evolution. The whole Hashimoff's novels have been discussing, first, whether the highest law other than the three laws of robots - whether it is beneficial to the development of the entire human race without hurting human beings - is correct, and whether human beings will eventually Such philosophical topics as what is the evolution form of the robot, and the derived topics include the boundary between robots and humans, how to view the human rights of robots, etc. For these topics, Ha has written many short stories to pave the way. In order to break through the three laws, Ha also wrote another short story, a robot that can detect human thoughts, an anomaly caused by unknown reasons, because in the process of interacting with various people, people use this feature to detect Others think that the three laws of the robot's judgment logic are always vaguely conflicting with these commands, and the robot has to end itself and end these annoying brains. Giscart, which appeared after that, was already several stages of human civilization. In the end, its zeroth law ended the earth age of human beings, and gave this ability to its own partner, who has been affecting human beings for 20,000 years. Daniel, who has been around for a long time, committed suicide because of the strong conflict between the zeroth law and the three laws. It can be said that for Giscart, the three laws are not only the prescribed logic, but more like a moral constraint of a robot. Once a conflict occurs, even if it hurts human beings for the sake of human development, they are willing to face death. This is the evolutionary history of humans and robots created by Ha.

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