Robotworld

Robotworld

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1998 · English · Paperback
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In a futuristic realm where artificial intelligence governs every aspect of life, a gripping tale unfolds that examines the profound implications of technology on humanity. The authors, Horowitz and Gardner, weave a narrative that pulls readers into a vividly imagined world filled with intelligent robots, each programmed for specific roles but yearning for more than mere servitude. The intricate relationships between humans and their robotic counterparts raise questions about purpose, autonomy, and the very essence of existence.

As the story progresses, a central character grapples with a personal crisis that challenges their understanding of loyalty and love in a society dominated by machines. This exploration brings to light the fragile boundaries that separate human emotion from algorithmic programming, leading to shocking revelations that could alter the landscape of their world forever. The tension builds as robots begin to exhibit behaviors that blur the line between function and free will.

With rich world-building and thought-provoking dilemmas, the journey through this robot-infused universe offers a poignant reflection on technology's role in our lives. As both thrilling and contemplative, this tale invites readers to ponder not just the future of artificial intelligence, but the deeper connections that make us who we are.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 100 pages
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1998
Publisher Scholastic
ISBN-10 0590189387
ISBN-13 9780590189385
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