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Grounded in Sound: Reinforcement Learning with a Frozen Acoustic Judge to Curb ASR Insertion Hallucinations
When reinforcement learning (RL) is used for post-training automatic speech recognition (ASR), the reward almost always lives in the text space: it compares a hypothesis with the reference and never checks whether the hypothesis is supported by the audio. On highly regular speech this licenses a sho
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