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== Sponsor Implants ==
All sponsors are fitted with an '''implant''', in the area of the back of their jaw and ear, which allows secure communications between them and the [[Artificial Intelligence|AIs]].  The implant is always being monitored by the AI.  Sponsors can "sub-vocalize" to communicate with the AI, and AI communication to the sponsor is done directly to the sponsor's auditory and optic nerves.
All sponsors are fitted with an '''implant''', in the area of the back of their jaw and ear, which allows secure communications between them and the [[Artificial Intelligence|AIs]].  The implant is always being monitored by the AI.  Sponsors can "sub-vocalize" to communicate with the AI, and AI communication to the sponsor is done directly to the sponsor's auditory and optic nerves.


===References===
=== References ===
From [[Zen Master|The First Command]] by [[Zen Master]] at paragraph 917 of 3250<br>
That think-talking took some practice. The AIs insisted that they couldn't hear our thoughts. They could use the implant to drive impulses in our auditory and optic nerves that we interpreted as the AIs talking to us or whatever they wanted us to 'see', but that only worked for incoming audio and video. If we wanted to talk to them, we had to do something to generate nerve impulses they could collect and analyze. To do that, we had to pretend to talk. Some of us got it right away and some of us took longer. I expect that part of that was the AIs having to calibrate their implants at the same time the guy was trying different things. Sometimes they would hit on something that worked immediately, and sometimes it would take them awhile to get together.


From [[The First Command]] by [[Zen_Master_and_ZM_Synopses|Zen Master]] at paragraph 917 of 3250<br>
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That think-talking took some practice. The AIs insisted that they couldn't hear our thoughts. They could use the implant to drive impulses in our auditory and optic nerves that we interpreted as the AIs talking to us or whatever they wanted us to 'see', but that only worked for incoming audio and video. If we wanted to talk to them, we had to do something to generate nerve impulses they could collect and analyze. To do that, we had to pretend to talk. Some of us got it right away and some of us took longer. I expect that part of that was the AIs having to calibrate their implants at the same time the guy was trying different things. Sometimes they would hit on something that worked immediately, and sometimes it would take them awhile to get together.
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All sponsors are fitted with an implant, in the area of the back of their jaw and ear, which allows secure communications between them and the AIs. The implant is always being monitored by the AI. Sponsors can "sub-vocalize" to communicate with the AI, and AI communication to the sponsor is done directly to the sponsor's auditory and optic nerves.

References

From The First Command by Zen Master at paragraph 917 of 3250

That think-talking took some practice. The AIs insisted that they couldn't hear our thoughts. They could use the implant to drive impulses in our auditory and optic nerves that we interpreted as the AIs talking to us or whatever they wanted us to 'see', but that only worked for incoming audio and video. If we wanted to talk to them, we had to do something to generate nerve impulses they could collect and analyze. To do that, we had to pretend to talk. Some of us got it right away and some of us took longer. I expect that part of that was the AIs having to calibrate their implants at the same time the guy was trying different things. Sometimes they would hit on something that worked immediately, and sometimes it would take them awhile to get together.

See Also



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