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Bennie 2023-09-26 22:36:53
Great movie, that Audi concept car is so...
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Terry 2023-09-08 11:17:32
I said that I looked so familiar with the introduction and pictures! ! Isn't this the public enemy of machinery! ! !...
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Leonel 2023-09-05 22:33:13
Asimov's three laws of...
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Demarco 2023-08-13 16:25:40
In the first half, I also thought about it a bit, and then the routine was followed. Robots have to have...
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Clemmie 2023-08-08 17:10:34
will smith does not...
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Breanna 2023-08-06 09:16:41
Is Audi that...
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Concepcion 2023-08-05 01:27:57
What a poor robot, what a handsome Smith. ....
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Nigel 2023-06-25 03:32:41
Zeroth Law: A robot must not harm a human being, or stand idly by witnessing a human being in danger. First Law: Robots must not harm people, nor stand by while people are harmed. Second Law: Robots should obey all human orders, but must not violate the first law. 3rd Law: Robots should protect the Self. Law: A robot can do nothing unless its actions conform to the laws of robotics. This law...
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Preston 2023-06-04 15:38:14
Robots look...
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Ona 2023-04-17 21:52:55
Isn't the reason why human beings are rich and colorful because of those moments when sensibility is greater than rationality? Isn't the so-called free will also figured out by these complex things called...
I, Robot Comments
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Rowan 2022-03-21 09:01:05
An excerpt about consciousness
The robot-related topics involved in this film are very rich, including the discussion of consciousness, emotions, soul, values, people’s reflection on machine civilization, the machine’s self-awakening and the right to freedom, etc. The narration in this piece cooperates with Smith to find the...
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Bartholome 2022-04-19 09:01:05
Make up for your previous thoughts
It's actually quite funny, because the first time I read Asimov's novel was in an English textbook.
Talking Robot Company developed a home robot, and then gave it a trial to employees before it was in circulation. Who knew that the employee's wife fell in love with the robot in the process of...
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Lawrence Robertson: So whatever I can do to help, just...
Detective Del Spooner: Sugar.
Lawrence Robertson: I'm sorry?
Detective Del Spooner: For the coffee. Sugar?
Lawrence Robertson: Ah.
Detective Del Spooner: Oh, you thought I was calling *you* "Sugar". Hey, you're not that rich!
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[Calvin trying to get access to V.I.K.I. interface]
Detective Del Spooner: How much longer is this going to take?
Susan Calvin: Erh, about six minutes.
Detective Del Spooner: What if we didn't have six minutes?
Susan Calvin: We'd have to fgure out a way to climb down thirty stories and inject the nanites directly into her brain. Why?
Detective Del Spooner: Because I seriously doubt that we have six minutes.
[Pan to reveal hundreds of NS5s scaling the building overhead]
