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Prosodic cues strengthen human-AI voice boundaries: Listeners do not easily perceive human speakers and AI clones as the same person

2025-09-03

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<p>Previous studies concluded that listeners struggle to discriminate AI from human voices, but these studies used monotone-like speech and did not examine prosodic expressiveness, a key advantage of human over AI speakers. This study explores whether prosodic expressiveness facilitates human-AI voice discrimination. We recorded human prosodic speech with confident and doubtful expressions, trained AI models to re...

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42ad65b3-d85e-5c8d-a199-308661b8cc16
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10.31234/osf.io/qz9mu_v1
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