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North Am Robotics,
household model, NDR-114.
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Serial number 583625.
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Hello.
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Hello.
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Are you one's family?
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l guess so.
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-lt's scary.
-lt's not scary. lt's stupid.
:07:52
l doubt that.
:07:54
Jenny Harrison's family's got one.
So did Kate McCalister.
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-They're all the same.
-What is it?
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lt's an android.
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What's an Andrew?
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Will that be one's name?
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Why not?
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Sounds good.
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Hello, Andrew.
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Hello, Sir.
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Care to hear
''The Three Laws of Robotics''?
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lt's said to be a most
entertaining presentation.
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Sure.
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Will you step back, Sir,
to maximise presentation?
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First Law of Robotics:
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A robot may not injure a human being...
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...or, through inaction,
cause a human being to come to harm.
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Second Law:
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A robot must obey all human orders...
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...except where those orders
come in conflict with the first law.
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Third Law:
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A robot must protect itself
so long as doing so...
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...does not conflict with the first two laws.