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Towards Privacy-Preserving ASR: Speaker-Level Machine Unlearning
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) systems are commonly designed to transcribe linguistic content independently of speaker identity. However, speaker-specific information can persist within the latent representations of ASR models, raising privacy concerns when training data includes sensitive indiv
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