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KeyBound: Keyed and Host-Bound Learned Audio Watermarking for Speech Provenance
Audio watermarking is a proactive route to attributing synthetic speech to its source. Learned audio watermarks are typically judged by payload recovery after a fixed catalog of signal distortions such as noise, compression, filtering, and resampling. That test is necessary but not sufficient for pr
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