I, Robot by Isaac Asimov is a groundbreaking collection of interconnected short stories that explore the ethical and philosophical implications of robotics and artificial intelligence. Through the lens of Asimov's famous Three Laws of Robotics—designed to ensure robots serve and protect humans—the stories delve into complex scenarios where these laws are tested, leading to moral dilemmas, unexpected consequences, and challenges to the nature of consciousness and autonomy. Asimov's work not only shaped the science fiction genre but also raised profound questions about technology, ethics, and humanity's future relationship with intelligent machines.