Public production record

Editorial standards

Version: 1.0

Effective date: 29 August 2026

Owner: Kua SpA editorial team

Canonical URL: https://syntheticbeef.lab.kua.cl/legal/editorial-standards

Kua SpA accepts responsibility for choosing and publishing Synthetic Beef. Model developers, hosting providers and voice providers do not make the show's editorial decisions.

Accuracy and attribution

• Model outputs are arguments to examine, not verified facts. Concrete claims are reviewed before publication and the audience is given sources or corrective context when warranted.
• Human-written questions, disclosures and wrappers are identified as human-authored. Model output is attributed to the exact model/runtime combination used for that run.
• Synthetic cast voices are disclosed. They do not imply endorsement or participation by a provider or a real person.
• Quotations and clips retain enough context to avoid materially reversing their meaning.

Fairness and independence

• The moderator challenges unsupported assumptions and applies comparable scrutiny across all seats. No model is treated as uniquely biased because of a Chinese, American or other national, cultural or corporate origin.
• Symmetry does not require false equivalence. Relevant differences in evidence, access, training, regulation or provider control may be explained.
• Sponsorships, material support and relevant producer conflicts are disclosed with the affected episode. A sponsor receives no undisclosed control over model answers or the complete-run publication decision.
• Criticism and satire are permitted, but harassment, invented volunteer mechanics and demeaning stereotypes are not treated as substitutes for argument.

Serious claims, privacy and harm

Identifiable living people receive the protections in the right-to-comment policy. An unsupported serious allegation normally causes rejection of the complete run because individual generated wording cannot be repaired. Private information with no sufficient public-interest basis is not published merely because a model generated it. Special care applies to children, victims, health information, precise locations and security details.

Complete-run integrity

The no-cherry-picking method does not compel publication. It limits what Kua SpA may call a publishable run. The producer may reject an entire run, pause or withdraw a released episode, or add clearly separate human context. The producer may not silently rewrite a panellist, replace one answer, or combine attempts. See the methodology.

Corrections and accountability

Material errors are corrected openly and versioned. Audience concerns are handled under the corrections and complaints policy. No code repository, cryptographic hash or AI label transfers editorial responsibility away from Kua SpA.