Using Interdisciplinarity to Tackle Audio Deepfakes

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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1545-4270

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2023-12-18

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Anson, Ian, host. Interview with Kiffy Nwosu, Chloe Evered, and Jean Kim. “Using Interdisciplinarity to Tackle Audio Deepfakes.” Retrieving the Social Sciences (podcast). Decemeber 18, 2023. https://socialscience.umbc.edu/episode-51/.

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On this episode, Dr. Anson speaks with two talented student researchers associated with the ongoing NSF-funded EAGER award led by Drs. Christine Mallinson and Vandana Janeja of UMBC. Kiffy Nwosu is an undergraduate computer science student from Maryland who has worked as a researcher at UMBC since high school, and is now a student at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Chloe Evered, originally of Houston, Texas, is a recent graduate of the Georgetown University department of linguistics with a minor in Chinese. Chloe is now pursuing a master’s degree in linguistics, also at Georgetown.