An Initial Study of Physiological Markers for Deepfake Speech Detection

Conventional deepfake speech detectors primarily target synthesis artifacts and often degrade under unseen attacks or recording conditions. Human speech, however, contains physiological markers associated with respiration, phonation, and temporal coordination arising from the speech-production...

Multilingual Source Tracing of Speech Deepfakes: a First Benchmark

Recent progress in generative AI has made it increasingly easy to create natural-sounding deepfake speech from just a few seconds of audio. While these tools support helpful applications, they also raise serious concerns by making it possible to generate convincing fake speech in many languages...

Frame-Level Temporal Difference Learning for Partial Deepfake Speech Detection

Detecting partial deepfake speech is essential due to its potential for subtle misinformation. However, existing methods depend on costly frame-level annotations during training, limiting real-world scalability. Also, they focus on detecting transition artifacts between bonafide and deepfake...

STOPA: a Database of Systematic VariaTion of DeePfake Audio for Open-Set Source Tracing and Attribution

A key research area in deepfake speech detection is source tracing - determining the origin of synthesised utterances. The approaches may involve identifying the acoustic model AM, vocoder model VM, or other generation-specific parameters. However, progress is limited by the lack of a dedicated,...