In Review - I, Robot

I recently finished reading , I think I had read small excerpts from it in some english literature class in high school at some point, or maybe I've read the book before and just didn't remember it. I don't think any other book that I've read comes even close to how this book resonates for me - and yet I don't think it's my all time favorite book, nor would it end up in my top 10, -20, or even -100 books that I've read.

With that being said though, I do think that everyone should give this book a read, not just because it's pretty short (right around 200 pages) and a really light read, but also because its almost prescient in how it talks about robots like they are the current and current day AI.

Three small anecdotes that stand out to me;

My Reaction

First up, my reaction to reading this book. I'll be brutally honest - I picked this book up hoping that it'd be effectively the same storyline as the . Sorry to burst the bubble for folks that maybe started reading this blog post thinking it'd be the same and then went out and impulse purchased it from , but this is not the same storyline as the movie.