“..all conflicts are finally evitable. Only the Machines, from now on, are inevitable”
Most science fiction fans know Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics:
- Robots must not hurt human beings or allow them to come to harm.
- Robots must obey human beings so far as it doesn’t violate Law 1.
- Robots must not harm themselves as long as this doesn’t violate Laws 1 and 2.
In I, Robot,
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