Nov. 18, 2022, 2:20 a.m. | Brian Testa, Yi Xiao, Avery Gump, Asif Salekin

cs.CR updates on arXiv.org arxiv.org

Emotional Surveillance is an emerging area with wide-reaching privacy
concerns. These concerns are exacerbated by ubiquitous IoT devices with
multiple sensors that can support these surveillance use cases. The work
presented here considers one such use case: the use of a speech emotion
recognition (SER) classifier tied to a smart speaker. This work demonstrates
the ability to evade black-box SER classifiers tied to a smart speaker without
compromising the utility of the smart speaker. This privacy concern is
considered through …

acoustic adversarial detection emotion detection evasion machine machine learning privacy speech

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