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Silence-the-Mimic: Accelerating Imperceptible Perturbation Generation Against Voice Cloning
Deep neural network-based Voice Conversion (VC) and Text-to-Speech (TTS) models have rapidly advanced, enabling realistic voice cloning with minimal input data. Such capabilities raise serious concerns over unauthorized cloning of speaker identities and the associated privacy and security risks. Cur
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