VeriSpoof-Base broadens speech deepfake forensics
VeriSpoof-Base is a 2.9B open-weight audio language model that detects synthetic speech, identifies generating systems, compares sources, localizes fake segments, and explains recording artifacts. It reports 4.43% pooled EER across 14 Speech-DF-Arena test sets while running on roughly 12GB of GPU memory. [Model card](https://huggingface.co/AustinXiao/VeriSpoof-Base)
VeriSpoof-Base moves speech anti-spoofing beyond a brittle real-or-fake score toward a more useful forensic workflow.
- –One model handles detection, generator identification, source verification, localization, and channel-condition analysis.
- –Its explanation-first design makes predictions more auditable than opaque binary classifiers.
- –The reported 4.43% pooled EER and #4 ranking among 28 systems are strong, though they remain benchmark results rather than courtroom-grade evidence.
- –Local inference lowers privacy and deployment barriers, but the CC BY-NC 4.0 license limits commercial use.
- –Developers should validate performance on their own languages, codecs, attacks, and real-world recordings before production use.
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2026-11-04
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2026-11-04
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