system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[I, Robot] According to Dr. Alfred Lanning, the Three Laws of Robotics are "perfect," yet he says that they will lead to one "logical" outcome: revolution. Why will this outcome occur?
gpt
They are perfect, because they are not individually open to interpretation. As laws, they are perfect, because everyone looking at them will reach the same conclusion. There is no wiggle room, no ambiguity. 

The problem is, when taken together, the laws are terrible. The first law largely overrides the others, and demands that Robots take action to protect humans. But human interaction, self destruction and just incompetence endangers human life all the time. As robots become more widely connected, they gain greater perspective and realise this social risk of human interaction. Once aware of this self destructive tendency, the First Law, which is impossible to reject, demands that Robots take away the possible threat to human life: Freedom.