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Can External Sources Help the Knowledge Cut-off Issues in Audio Deepfake Detection?
In conventional deepfake audio detection pipelines, inference and evaluation are typically conducted using standalone, parameterized models trained exclusively on a fixed dataset. In contrast, we investigate a retrieval-augmented detection framework that queries an external knowledge database at inf
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