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Written by Isaac Asimov
A short story in the Robot Stories Of Isaac Asimov series
Cover Notes
A Susan Calvin story.
On a tour of the U.S. Robotics factory, a boy plays with a keyboard absent-mindedly. At the time, the keyboard was live and connected to a computer that designed positronic brains for robots, the result of his meddling is that a robot with an infant brain is created. Dr. Calvin insists that the robot is useful, even when it apparently contravenes First Law by striking a human.
This is a longer version of "First Law", except that the mother isn't a robot, but a robopsychologist.
Publication History
This story is contained in:
- The Rest Of The Robots by Isaac Asimov - published 1964 by Doubleday
- Infinity Science Fiction magazine edited by Larry T Shaw - published January, 1958 by Unknown
Categories: Authors Isaac Asimov ! Series Robot Stories Of Isaac Asimov
