VeriSpoof: Beyond Real or Fake with One Audio LLM
VeriSpoof is an audio language model that uses shared weights for five tasks: deepfake detection, generator attribution (generator, acoustic model, vocoder), recording-condition analysis, synthesized-span localisation, and source…
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VeriSpoof is an audio language model that uses shared weights for five tasks: deepfake detection, generator attribution (generator, acoustic model, vocoder), recording-condition analysis, synthesized-span localisation, and source verification. Decisions are supported by rationales whose statements can be checked against waveform measurements, span labels, or generator metadata. On the 14 Speech-DF-Arena test sets, VeriSpoof-Plus reports 2.14% pooled EER, and VeriSpoof-Base, trained on official splits of eight corpora, reports 4.43% EER. Training updates 29.7M of 2.85B parameters.
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VeriSpoof-Plus reports 2.14% pooled EER across 14 Speech-DF-Arena test sets, ranked first among open-weight systems.
Source: Hugging Face ↗Stored source-based brief · key point 1 · AINewsIQ paraphraseStatement-checkable rationales caught 99.6% of PartialEdit partial fakes versus 78.4% for one-step answers.
Source: Hugging Face ↗Stored source-based brief · key point 2 · AINewsIQ paraphraseOnly 29.7M of 2.85B parameters are trained, fitting a single 24 GB GPU with gradient checkpointing.
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Explaining detection decisions with statements checkable against audio evidence could make speech deepfake forensics more auditable than a bare real-or-fake score, and open weights let others test the claims.
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