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A barrier or a booster? Familiarity effects on Mandarin emotion prosody recognition using AI-powered voice cloning
Emotion prosody perception requires simultaneous processing of acoustic cues and speaker identity. While listeners effortlessly decode natural speech, AI synthetic voices introduce cognitive complexities due to subtle acoustic atypicalities. It remains unclear how these synthetic features interact w
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