I am a machine person

Book name: I, Robot Author: Isaac Asimov Publisher: Lines and Shadows Book classification: Novel Number of pages: 329 About the book: They cannot harm humans but they must obey their orders and also protect themselves, only if that does not conflict with the first and second rules. With these three laws of robotics, humanity embarks on what could be its greatest adventure ever, which is the invention of the first positronic robot. The book "I, Robot" by Isaac Asimov takes the reader on an adventure to a not-too-distant future, where humans and machines struggle to redefine life, love, and even consciousness itself, as the scientists who invented the first robots were not satisfied with their creations remaining mere programmed beings playing the role of assistants, companions, or workers. Quickly, discontent spread among the robots themselves, and they realized their intelligence, strength, and human-like qualities. Now humans find themselves facing robots that read minds, act politically, and some have been struck by madness, in addition to fierce robotic intelligence agencies that may actually be trying to take over the world in the next great struggle for survival. Both humans and robots ask the same questions: What are humans? Has humanity become extinct?