Isaac Asimov (author)

Isaac Asimov (1920–1992) was a renowned American author and biochemist best known for his prolific work in science fiction and popular science writing. He created influential series such as the "Foundation" and "Robot" universes, which explore themes of technology, ethics, and future societies. Asimov was celebrated for his clear, engaging style that made complex scientific concepts accessible to general readers. His ideas, particularly the "Three Laws of Robotics," have significantly shaped modern discussions about artificial intelligence and automation. Beyond fiction, he authored numerous books aimed at explaining science to a broad audience, fostering public understanding of scientific principles.