I, Robot

In the cult short story collection I, Robot, Isaac Asimov defined the three laws of robotics, which are intended to protect people from robots. But what happens when a robot begins to question its creator? Can a robot have a sense of humour? And can it lie? How, then, can you tell a robot from a human? The talented robopsychologist Susan Calvin was there at the dawn of artificial intelligence. She helped bring robots from dreams into real scientific creations and made her mark on the history of robotics.