Listeners Took a Voice Clone for the Real Person 80% of the Time. Here’s What Detectors Listen For Instead (inside)

A green oscilloscope screen showing a zoomed in human voice waveform, with amber brackets marking jitter, how much each cycle's length wobbles, and shimmer, how much each peak's height wobbles, and a readout: in a quiet room test the clone had less noise under the tone in 12 of 12 sentences. © Voice Over Herald