Machines That Think: The Best Science Stories About Robots and Computers is an anthology edited by Isaac Asimov. It was first published by Holt, Rinehart, & Winston in 1983.
Contents[]
- Robots, Computers, and Fear
- Before the Electronic Age: A Nineteenth-Century Robot
- Moxon's Master (by Ambrose Bierce)
- First Robot Stories
- The Lost Machine (by John Wyndham)
- Rex (by Harl Vincent)
- Robbie (by Isaac Asimov)
- Myths of Creation
- Farewell to the Master (by Harry Bates)
- The Evolution of Intelligence
- Robot's Return (by Robert Moore Williams)
- Though Dreamers Die (by Lester del Rey)
- Fulfillment (by A. E. van Vogt)
- The Three Laws of Robotics
- Runaround (by Isaac Asimov)
- Two Views of Machine Intelligence: Satan or Savior?
- I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream (by Harlan Ellison)
- The Evitable Conflict (by Isaac Asimov)
- The Uses of Computers and Robots
- A Logic Named Joe (by Murray Leinster)
- Sam Hall (by Poul Anderson)
- I Made You (by Walter M. Miller, Jr.)
- Triggerman (by J. F. Bone)
- War with the Robots (by Harry Harrison)
- Evidence (by Isaac Asimov)
- 2066: Election Day (by Michael Shaara)
- If There Were No Benny Cemoli (by Philip K. Dick)
- The Monkey Wrench (by Gordon R. Dickson)
- Dial F for Frankenstein (by Arthur C. Clarke)
- The Macauley Circuit (by Robert Silverberg)
- Judas (by John Brunner)
- Answer (by Fredric Brown)
- What Is a Man?
- The Electric Ant (by Philip K. Dick)
- Machine Intelligence and Moral Issues
- The Bicentennial Man (by Isaac Asimov)
- The Future of Man and His Machines
- Long Shot (by Vernor Vinge)
- Alien Stones (by Gene Wolfe)
- Starcrossed (by George Zebrowski)
- Bibliographies of Additional Reading