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Zero-Shot Temporal Localisation of Audio Deepfakes in Multi-Speaker Conversations
Voice-cloning fraud increasingly relies on surgical injection: a genuine conversation in which only one or two sentences are replaced by synthetic speech. Utterance-level deepfake detectors emit a single real/fake label per clip and cannot report where the synthetic speech lies. We formalise this as
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