a creative writing exercise for a sci-fi class - the future as imagined by Stephen Byerly, Mustafa Mond, and O'Brien. A convention center in Tampa, a muggy morning and a skeptic sit down to hear the future.

Susan Calvin gives a lecture on the positronic brain, and a young astronaut just back from Mars has some questions.

Powell and Donovan are field testing JCB-3, a robot designed for rescue work on Mars. All seems well, but things rarely go smoothly for the famous duo and this is no exception.

QT-1 can only assume that the taint of the Humans' illusion runs so deep that even the presence of the Master Himself cannot fully dislodge it.

A short story, hopefully the first of many, chronicling a resistance movement against an unequal society of robots and humans.

Isaac Asimov briefly mentions in The Robots of Dawn a children's tale of Little Miss and Andrew Martin, the robot who becomes a human. This is my interpretation of that tale.