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But there are also some cases of extreme suffering in this novel that have these mitigating factors so if that kind of thing disturbs you too much this book should be avoided

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The only real restraints on it are the ones built into its code including small variations on asimovs three laws of robotics which are 1 do not harm human beings 2 obey human beings unless doing so would cause a violation of the first law and 3 prevent harm to yourself unless doing so would cause a violation of the second or first laws and a hastilyadded rule forcing it not to modify the contents of a human mind

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The results such as how prime intellect interacts with people and fulfills their orders and how prime intellect ends up defining human beings are and what kind of harm it should prevent are fascinating and well worth reading assuming you can get past the disturbing parts

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I learned of this book through the exploration of an animation done by guy collins called kaizo trap

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A lucid and wellwritten account of what the singularity may look like

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And far more interesting and much too short

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A very provoking look at the possible technological singularity and the laws of robotics

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The concepts and ideals williams portrays with the main protagonist caroline are at once beautiful and horrifying