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Perception and Social Evaluation of Cloned and Recorded Voices: Effects of Familiarity and Self-Relevance.

2024-12-11

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<p>Modern speech technologies enable the artificial replication, or cloning, of the human voice. In the present study, we investigated whether listeners’ perception and social evaluation of state-of-the-art voice clones depend on whether the clone being heard is a replica of the self, a friend, or a total stranger. We recorded and cloned the voices of familiar pairs of adult participants. Forty-seven of these expe...

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8912269a-7d8c-58b1-ad97-9152a74556d6
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10.31234/osf.io/ubpa5
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