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Human and AI voice identities evoke shared neural signatures during speaker recognition across changes in speech content and prosody

2025-12-25

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Both biologically-produced human voices and algorithmically-generated AI speech manifest speaker identity. Critically, prosodic variations modulate the acoustic dimensions (e.g., fundamental frequency) that also shape individual speaker identity representations. So far it remains unclear whether listeners process speaker identities in human and AI voices through neurologically equivalent mechanisms, nor how prosod...

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26c91a99-875a-5968-a705-72a3f0a218d2
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10.64898/2025.12.22.695263
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