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Find similar grantsAnonymous Real-Time Speech (ARTS) Program is sponsored by Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA). The ARTS program seeks to develop novel systems that will modify spontaneous speech in real-time to protect an individual's privacy against threats like speaker identification tools and forensic speech analysis.
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Anonymous Real-Time Speech The purpose of the ARTS Program is to develop novel systems that will modify spontaneous speech in real-time to protect an individual’s privacy against threats like speaker identification tools and forensic speech analysis.
The ARTS program was formulated with the goal of developing new speech modification technologies that will alter an individual’s speech in real time, so that the modified speech can’t be attributed to the actual speaker. We inhabit a world where most modern electronics have microphones that are always listening for speech signals, and consequently our speech is recorded nearly everywhere.
These recordings can be exploited by privacy threats such as biometric recognition, background profiling, and emotional screening. There are many reasons why people might wish to speak anonymously - some people do it to protect their privacy, while others do it to avoid censorship or retaliation – and the ARTS program aims to help by developing a new privacy enhancing capability.
The ARTS program is a 36-month effort to research and develop novel technologies that can work with spontaneous speech. The program will initially focus on the English language before transitioning to Spanish and other commonly spoken languages. The program goal is to protect against speaker identification tools, human listeners, and machine learning assessments, with additional goals for latency, understandability, and naturalness.
PROPOSERS' DAY INFORMATION: ARTS Proposers' Day Registration Site ARTS Technical Description IARPA Developing New Methods to Anonymize Speech Worried that your TV is listening to you? IARPA wants to safeguard your voice IARPA Program Aims to Protect Privacy for Speech Recorded in Smart Devices To access ARTS program-related publications, please visit Google Scholar .
BROAD AGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT (BAA) Testing and Evaluation Partners National Institute of Standards and Technology Sandia National Laboratory Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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