像我们，但又不完全像我们

Like us, but not Two smart new sci-fi novels feature robots in richly realised worlds. One of the authors takes a more light-hearted path, while the other follows its robots into danger and darkness, says Emily H. Wilson Do we relate better to stories about robots with faces and bodies? ROBOTS and whether they will one day deserve to be treated like people – or destroy humanity, or both – have interested writers for well over a century now. In Ode to the Half-Broken by Suzanne Palmer, an old robot comes out of a long period of self- isolation after enemies unknown steal one of its legs. …