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Tracing and Relearning Detection Evidence in Text-to-Speech Systems
Recent audio deepfake detectors separate bona fide speech from synthetic speech, yet it remains unclear which stage of a text-to-speech system supplies the detection evidence. We address this with controlled resynthesis and detector adaptation in an F5-TTS-BigVGAN pipeline. Since vocoder reconstruct
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