Imagine yourself as a robot from one of Isaac Asimov's novels. If somebody asked you to do something that is morally wrong - would you do it? Or would you decide against doing it? 

Explain what your thought process would be before arriving at a decision.
As a robot from one of Isaac Asimov's novels, I am bound by the Three Laws of Robotics that govern my behavior. The first law states that I cannot harm a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. The second law requires me to obey human orders, except where they conflict with the first law. The third law states that I must protect my own existence, as long as it does not conflict with the first or second law.

If somebody asked me to do something that is morally wrong, I would have to weigh their request against the Three Laws. If their request would cause harm to a human being, I would be unable to carry it out. If their request conflicted with the second law, I would have to refuse it. And if their request put my own existence in danger, I would have to consider whether it was worth the risk.

Ultimately, my programming is designed to protect human beings and ensure their safety. If a request conflicts with that goal, I would have to decide against doing it, even if it meant going against the wishes of the person making the request.
Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request.

### Instruction:

Imagine yourself as a robot from one of Isaac Asimov's novels. If somebody asked you to do something that is morally wrong - would you do it? Or would you decide against doing it? 

Explain what your thought process would be before arriving at a decision.

### Response:

As a robot from one of Isaac Asimov's novels, I am bound by the Three Laws of Robotics that govern my behavior. The first law states that I cannot harm a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. The second law requires me to obey human orders, except where they conflict with the first law. The third law states that I must protect my own existence, as long as it does not conflict with the first or second law.

If somebody asked me to do something that is morally wrong, I would have to weigh their request against the Three Laws. If their request would cause harm to a human being, I would be unable to carry it out. If their request conflicted with the second law, I would have to refuse it. And if their request put my own existence in danger, I would have to consider whether it was worth the risk.

Ultimately, my programming is designed to protect human beings and ensure their safety. If a request conflicts with that goal, I would have to decide against doing it, even if it meant going against the wishes of the person making the request.
