New paper audits how much original audio can be inverted from encoder embeddings
kastnerkyle · x · 2026-10-11
A new arXiv paper by Marios Glytsos and Brian McFee, 'How Much Audio Is Left In An Embedding? An Inversion Audit Of Audio Encoders,' measures how much original audio can be recovered from encoder embeddings, probing privacy and information-leakage implications.
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