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VoiceTrace: A Benchmark and Retrieval Framework for Who-Said-What Speech Retrieval
Speech retrieval has become increasingly important as spoken content continues to grow across meetings, lectures, podcasts, and videos. Existing benchmarks and models have advanced semantic search over spoken content, but largely focus on \emph{what} is said while overlooking \emph{who} says it. In
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