What device do talents in a studio read off of during a broadcast?

During a broadcast, talents primarily use a teleprompter to read their lines. A teleprompter displays the script in a way that allows the speaker to maintain eye contact with the audience or camera while reading. This device scrolls the text, making it easier for the host or presenter to deliver their lines smoothly and professionally without needing to memorize them or look down at a script, which can disrupt the flow of the presentation.

The other options, while related to the production process, do not serve the same primary function as the teleprompter. A script holder is used to hold printed scripts, but it does not provide the scrolling feature. A monitor typically displays images or video for general viewing and may not display the script for talent. A text cue system can provide cues, but it is not the same as a teleprompter, which specifically helps in delivering scripted dialogue.