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Tracing Decoder Artifacts for Compact Synthetic Speech Screening
Recent advances in speech synthesis and voice cloning have increased the need for reliable synthetic-speech detection, yet high-accuracy detectors increasingly rely on large pretrained models that are costly to invoke on every recording. Rather than replacing such detectors, we investigate a compact
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