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信任还是不信任:言语中的检索增强事实核查

原文标题 · To Trust or Not to Trust: Retrieval-Augmented Fact Checking in Speech

作者:Debajyoti Mazumder、Mamta、Abhirama Subramanyam Penamakuri|在线错误信息越来越多地以新闻片段、播客、采访、政治演讲和社交媒体视频等语音形式出现,这就需要能够直接通过语音验证主张的事实核查系统。我们引入VeriSpeak,这是一个用于研究大型音频语言模型(LALM)中基于语音的事实验证的探测基准。VeriSpeak包含3,879个口头声明

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Computer Science > Machine Learning

Title: To Trust or Not to Trust: Retrieval-Augmented Fact Checking in Speech

Abstract: Online misinformation increasingly appears in spoken formats such as news clips, podcasts, interviews, political speeches, and social media videos, creating a need for fact-checking systems that can verify claims directly from speech. We introduce VeriSpeak, a probe benchmark for studying speech-based fact verification in Large Audio Language Models (LALMs). VeriSpeak contains 3,879 spoken claims spanning temporal, geographical, and relational facts, with balanced true and false labels. The benchmark is designed to examine whether factual verification ability transfers from text to speech, and whether retrieval-augmented LALMs can use textual evidence to correctly support or refute spoken claims. Our experiments reveal a consistent text-speech modality gap: LALMs that verify written claims reliably often fail on the same claims when spoken. Moreover, retrieval alone provides limited gains because models frequently conflate retrieved evidence with the spoken claim. In contrast, retrieval combined with explicit reasoning improves claim-evidence comparison, with a thinking-tuned LALM reaching 86.1% accuracy. VeriSpeak highlights that effective speech misinformation detection requires not only speech understanding, but also grounded reasoning over retrieved evidence. The dataset is publicly available via Hugging Face at this https URL .

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