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Humans flunk the Turing test for voices as bots get chattier

Thursday October 9, 2025. 05:15 PM , from TheRegister
Coin toss odds for spotting a deepfake, study finds. And that's before the machines learn to sing
Think you can distinguish between a human voice and a robot? Think again, because the numbers are starting to say otherwise. …
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