A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
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Ongoing, First published Jan 24
Josy is desperate. Right before an important meeting, her AI chip, which was implanted into her brain like to every adult at the end of the 21st century, suddenly has a malfunction. Because of the brain implant she became a successful career woman. But now that the chip has crapped out, she has to rely on her own abilities ...
Such chips - brain computer interfaces - can already help people who, for example, have lost their ability to speak due to an illness. Brain chips can also be life-saving for depression (although the chips are not yet controlled by thoughts, but by a remote control). So far, communication has only been possible in one direction: from humans to machines and not the other way around. In science fiction, future developments can be anticipated.
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