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Forget who you Forgot: Speaker Unlearning to Prevent Re-Identification in Zero-Shot Text-to-Speech
Recent zero-shot text-to-speech (ZS-TTS) systems can reproduce a speaker's voice with high fidelity from only a few seconds of reference speech, raising concerns over unauthorized voice cloning and impersonation. Speaker identity unlearning has recently emerged as an approach to selectively suppress
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