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Multivac is a
fictional supercomputer appearing in over a
dozen science fiction stories by
American writer Isaac Asimov. Asimov's
depiction of Multivac...
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concerning a
fictional computer called Multivac.
Through successive generations,
humanity questions Multivac on the
subject of entropy. The
story blends...
- "Someday" (also
Multivac series), "Point of View" (also
Multivac series), "Think!" (also
Multivac series), "True Love" (also
Multivac series), "Robot...
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computer Multivac. "The Dead Past" (1956), novelette, a
Multivac story "The
Foundation of S.F. Success" (1954), poem "Franchise" (1955), a
Multivac story...
- (1956), also
Multivac series Some
Immobile Robots "Point of View" (1975), also
Multivac series "Think!" (1977) "True Love" (1977), also
Multivac series Some...
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introduced the
Three Laws of
Robotics in many stories, most
notably with the "
Multivac" super-intelligent computer. Asimov's laws are
often brought up during...
- (1961), a
Multivac story "Eyes Do More Than See" (1965) "The
Martian Way" (1952) "Franchise" (1955), a
Multivac story "Jokester" (1956), a
Multivac story...
- They Had" (1951) "The Last Question" (1956),
Multivac series "The Dead Past" (1956), novelette,
Multivac series "The
Dying Night" (1956), novelette, Wendell...
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Asimov concerning the
fictional supercomputer Multivac. The
story was
adapted into a
short movie in 1978.
Multivac, the world's
largest supercomputer, is given...
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normal procedures. John Henderson,
Multivac's Chief Programmer,
admits that he
altered the data
being fed to
Multivac,
since the po****ce
could not be trusted...
