Pindrop’s ICASSP 2024 paper shows how room acoustics can enhance liveness detection
In a research paper 1co-authored with David Looney to be presented at the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP) in Seoul, South
Pindrop® Pulse, First to Accurately Detect Deepfakes from OpenAI’s Voice Engine
Several of our customers have asked Pindrop if our recently launched deepfake detection product, Pindrop® Pulse, can detect synthetic content generated by OpenAI’s1 new Voice
4 Top Cybersecurity Trends Discovered From Our Recent CFX Event
Ensuring cybersecurity is front and center for companies is now a non-negotiable task. That’s why Pindrop released quarterly insider sessions to check in and ensure
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