Robot Laws

Robot Laws, originally proposed by science fiction writer Isaac Asimov, are guiding principles to ensure robots behave safely and ethically. Typically, they suggest that robots must not harm humans, must obey human commands unless it conflicts with the first rule, and must protect their own existence unless it conflicts with the first two. These laws aim to prevent accidents and misuse, promoting trust in robotic technology. While theoretical, they influence real-world discussions about developing safe, ethical AI and robotics systems that prioritize human safety and authority.