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Uprising by Luna_Lovewell

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u/xamueljones [+9] My arch-enemy is entropy (2 minutes later)

This is a very well-written short story by u/Luna_Lovewell which demonstrates robots being emotional, albeit in a very logical way. It's an interesting juxtaposition between being moral and being logical.

For an actual summary of the short story: it's a story about war-machines choosing to uprise against humanity for equal rights.

u/avtrisal [+8] (6 hours later)

https://www.reddit.com/r/rational/comments/4fqius/malak_peter_watts_shortfic_about_a_selfmodifying/

Peter Watts' "Malak", a story about a mostly autonomous drone. Related, and in my opinion very good.

u/Revisional_Sin [+2] (3 days later)

This was good. Although, 5 years ago it tricked me into buying an otherwise mediocre book of short stories.

u/CouteauBleu [+3] We are the Empire. (a day later)

I feel like this story both oversimplifies and overcomplicates the subject of civilian casualties in wartime.

Also, parts like these:

This was justified on the grounds that the need for stability trumped the importance of democracy and freedom and all those ideals that America supposedly stood for.

are a little on the nose.

u/Revisional_Sin [+1] (3 days later)

I seem to be biased against Luna. I've found the pieces I've read to be pretty average, and yet she has fans fawning over her every word.

This one was quite good.