Overall, I really enjoyed this, especially once I realized it's a collection of stories told by a robot psychologist. There were some stories that she told that I enjoyed more than others. I listened to the audiobook read by Scott Brick (a narrator I enjoy listening to) and while he did a great job, it certainly reads as something written in 1950 if only for it's view on how fast technology would progress (the first taking place in '98 and the last in 2052) . It would be interesting to see Asimov's laws of robotics applied in other sci-fi like Altered Carbon or Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (which was another Scott Brick narration). I also wonder how much society will look to Asimov when we inevitably develop human-like robots.

I've now piqued my curiosity and will read more Asimov books in the near future. I also now would like to watch the movie adaptation.