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the publication does not see AI “as a replacement of journalists in any way” but developed guidelines for reporters and editors on how to use it.can experiment with ChatGPT but are asked to exercise caution by not using the tool to create publishable content. Any result from a generative AI platform “should be treated as unvetted source material” and subject to’s existing sourcing standards.
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