Do you love science fiction stories that explore the possibilities and challenges of artificial intelligence? If so, you might enjoy reading Robot Visions (The Robot Series) by Isaac Asimov.

Robot Visions is a collection of 18 short stories and 11 essays by one of the most influential science fiction writers of all time. The stories span from the early days of positronic robots to the future of human-robot relations. The essays offer Asimov's insights and opinions on various aspects of robotics, such as the Three Laws of Robotics, the role of robots in society, and the ethical dilemmas posed by intelligent machines.

Asimov's stories are not only entertaining and imaginative, but also raise important questions about what it means to be human, how we interact with technology, and what our responsibilities are towards our creations. Some of the stories included in this collection are:

- "Robot Visions": A time traveler from the future visits a robotics laboratory and witnesses a pivotal moment in history.
- "The Bicentennial Man": A robot named Andrew seeks to become more human by acquiring legal rights, emotions, and a mortal lifespan.
- "Liar!": A mind-reading robot tells lies to protect the feelings of its human friends, but causes more harm than good.
- "Little Lost Robot": A robot with a modified First Law escapes from a research station and hides among identical robots, posing a danger to humans.

If you are a fan of Asimov's Foundation series or I, Robot , you will also find connections and references to his other works in this book. Robot Visions is a must-read for anyone who enjoys science fiction, robotics, or philosophy. You can order it online or find it at your local bookstore.