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EvoAudio: Recursive Self-Improvement for Audio Understanding
Audio language models understand what is said far better than how it sounds. Closing this gap takes more than data. Detailed acoustic annotation is costly, labels from stronger models inherit their errors and limits, and fixed data cannot adapt as the learner improves. We therefore propose EvoAudio,
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