Le Robot Qui Rêvait (Pocket Book)

The stories feel connected yet stand alone. I'm curious what inspired him to craft this as a collection rather than a novel, and how he chose which themes to explore in each piece.

The stories often humanize the robots in a way that made me question what it truly means to be sentient. Was this intentional, and how do others interpret the moral messages?

Asimov's laws are iconic and seem to have shaped both fiction and ethical debates about AI. I'm interested in how readers perceive their relevance today.