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'''Cognitive Impression Modeling''' is a technique used by [[human]] scientists to create [["Smart" AI]]s by scanning a human brain, referred to as a donor brain.<ref>[[Media:brain_ninjas.ogg|'''brain_ninjas.ogg''']]</ref> As the brain is destroyed in the process, CIM will only be used on the recently deceased or on a [[Flash-Cloning|flash clone]] of a living human.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]''', | '''Cognitive Impression Modeling''' is a technique used by [[human]] scientists to create [["Smart" AI]]s by scanning a human brain, referred to as a donor brain.<ref>[[Media:brain_ninjas.ogg|'''brain_ninjas.ogg''']]</ref> As the brain is destroyed in the process, CIM will only be used on the recently deceased or on a [[Flash-Cloning|flash clone]] of a living human.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]''', pages 235-236</ref> | ||
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Cognitive Impression Modeling is a technique used by human scientists to create "Smart" AIs by scanning a human brain, referred to as a donor brain.[1] As the brain is destroyed in the process, CIM will only be used on the recently deceased or on a flash clone of a living human.[2]
Sources
- ^ brain_ninjas.ogg
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, pages 235-236
