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Asimov, I. (2004). I, robot. Vol. 1. Spectra.
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| Resource type: Book Published BibTeX citation key: Asimov2004 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details |
Categories: AI/Machine Learning Keywords: fiction, robotics Creators: Asimov Publisher: Spectra |
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It's all a game of Jenga (No page in e-pub. . .) "The corner of Dr. Calvin’s lip twitched, “I was afraid you would. It’s difficult to work with you, Herbie. You’re always a step ahead of me.” “It’s the same with these books, you know, as with the others. They just don’t interest me. There’s nothing to your textbooks. Your science is just a mass of collected data plastered together by make-shift theory—and all so incredibly simple, that it’s scarcely worth bothering about. “It’s your fiction that interests me. Your studies of the interplay of human motives and emotions”—his mighty hand gestured vaguely as he sought the proper words. Dr. Calvin whispered, “I think I understand.” “I see into minds, you see,” the robot continued, “and you have no idea how complicated they are. I can’t begin to understand everything because my own mind has so little in common with them—but I try, and your novels help.”"
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