Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
HEARSAY’s voice-fraud listening lab
A listening game lets visitors compare genuine and synthetic voice clips, then inspect audio with HEARSAY’s analysis tool.
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- For
- People learning to assess suspicious voice recordings
- Worth noticing
- Each game pair contains one synthetic clip, so random guessing averages 50%; the page warns this differs from screening unknown audio.
Field notes
The game lets visitors choose a speaker, listen to a pair, answer, and see labels drawn from the dataset rather than a detector prediction. HEARSAY describes 96 paired clips across 14 speakers in the game and 122 recordings in its full library. The page also notes that clips may overlap training data and that the exercise is for learning, not a secure exam or scientific test.
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