Robot Visions
by Isaac Asimov · first published 1990
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Collection of science fiction short stories and factual essays Short stories: Robot visions Too bad! Robbie Liar! Runaround Evidence Little lost robot The Evitable conflict Feminine intuition The Bicentennial man Someday Think! Segregationist Mirror image Lenny Galley slave Christmas without Rodney Essays: Robots I have known The New teachers Whatever you wish The Friends we make Our intelligent tools The Laws of robotics Future fantastic The gachine and the robot The Robot as enemy? Intelligences together My
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…well being of humans. We need to think about the doom scenario but i think we also need to think about the reverse scenario. If you can build a love for humanity into AI how will it behave. The book robot visions has a lot of short stories that explore these questions: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/41823.Robot_Visions
on “You're wrongly conditioned by sci-fi to believe robots want to kill humans” ↗…https://deepmind.google/blog/specification-gaming-the-flip-s... I think people need to reject the idea that depicting something in sci-fi automatically means it won't happen. I'm actually reading one of Asimov's books right now (Robot Visions). Asimov mentions that he was the person to coin the term "robotics", and one of his books helped inspire the creation of the first robotics company (Unimation). He also mentions that early rocket experimenters…
on “OpenAI fires three safety researchers for "mishandling research information"” ↗…here is an Expanded Chronological order, which includes books written by other authors after Asimov died: I, Robot The Rest of the Robots (1964) The Complete Robot (1982) Robot Dreams (1986) Robot Visions (1990) The Positronic Man (1992) (co-written by Robert Silverberg) Mother Earth (1948) (minor inconsistencies) The Caves Of Steel The Naked Sun Mirror Image (1972) The Robots of Dawn Mirage…
on “Apple confirms TV series order of Asimov’s Foundation” ↗