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Lip-Focused Audio-Visual Consistency Detects Speech Content Manipulation beyond Coarse Synchronization
Speech-content manipulation changes what a visible person appears to say by replacing the speech track and, in stronger attacks, regenerating mouth motion to match the forged utterance. Such attacks are difficult to expose with texture artifacts or coarse lip-sync scores because modern retalking mod
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