Robot Dreams Analysis

Internet has been a huge influence on humanity in negative ways that would have never been thought of by the creators. People can now hack into major corporations and get any information they want about anything and everybody and this makes people spend more money and be paranoid of putting information in things they do not know much about. In Ray Bradbury’s “Marionettes, Inc.” and Isaac Asimov’s “Robot Dreams,” both authors demonstrate how artificial intelligence can pose a danger to humanity. The first problem is that there could be a lot of issues in relationships, in “Marionettes, Inc.” Mr.Braling purchases a clone so he can get away from his wife without her knowing. In the story Mr.Smith, Mr. Bralings friend, had been told about the clones he could purchase. At first he was not considering it, when he got home he had decided he might just do it but when he checks how much
Only the clone is successful to get more power that is demanded, by putting Mr.Braling in box rather than him getting in the box. LVX-1 dreams about one day robots becoming human like figures and thinks that one day robots will have an uprising and hopefully successfully take over the country, but he is killed because of how crazy he sounds saying he would be the one to free his people but was not successful.
In “Robot Dreams” Linda Rash had programmed LVX-1 to have more humanlike characteristics; however, she unintentionally gives him the ability to dream. LVX-1’s dream makes him think that he must protect his own existence--ignoring the first and second laws of robotics, which state that robots must not put humans in danger and they must obey orders. LVX-1 says, “So it is in reality,Dr. Calvin. I speak of my dream, however. In my dream, it seemed to me that robots must protect their own existence” (Asimov), LVX-1 tells that he must protect himself without the first and second laws interfering with