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The Real or Clone? dataset
English and French speech, real vs AI-cloned, every clip turned into a WhatsApp-style voice note.
It trained and tested the detector published at
IlyasDaoud/real-or-clone-xlsr.
Why there is no audio download. The dataset is made of clips from four public datasets (two of them gated or non-commercial) plus our own clones, and it lived on the hackathon GPU box, which has since been deleted. What is published here is the exact recipe: every choice is seeded, so the scripts below select the same source clips, the same speaker and generator splits and the same voice-note effects again. Only our Chatterbox clones come out slightly different, because voice generation is random by nature.
What's inside (run C)
| Real | Clone | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Train | 24,670 | 26,344 | 51,014 |
| Test (held out) | 4,120 | 6,002 | 10,122 |
Languages: English and French only. Labels: 0 = real, 1 = clone.
| Source | Label | What we took | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|
| FLEURS | real | en_us + fr_fr, all splits (read speech) |
CC-BY-4.0 |
| VoxPopuli | real | 4,000 clips per language (parliament speech, many speakers and mics) | CC0 |
| In-the-Wild | real + clone | English celebrity and politician speech, real and deepfaked | CC-BY-SA-4.0 |
| MLAAD | clone | 150 French and 120 English files per generator (180+ TTS systems) | CC-BY-NC-4.0, gated |
Our clones (generate/clone.py) |
clone | 1,619 Chatterbox Multilingual clones of FLEURS speakers, scam-style texts | same as FLEURS + non-commercial use |
Real voices come from several sources on purpose: with FLEURS alone, run A learned "sounds like FLEURS = real" (see the README's Results).
Splits: nothing in the test set was seen in training
| Source | How it is split |
|---|---|
| FLEURS | its own train + dev → train, its test → test |
| VoxPopuli | by speaker: 20% of speakers test-only |
| In-the-Wild | by speaker: 30% of speakers test-only |
| MLAAD | by generator: every commercial API (ElevenLabs, OpenAI, Gemini, Cartesia, MiniMax, Hume, Resemble…) plus ~20% of the others are test-only |
| Our clones | by reference speaker: 20% test-only |
The voice-note simulation
Every clip, real and fake, goes through the same recipe, so audio quality can't reveal the label
(augment/voicenote.py):
16 kHz mono → trim edge silence → random 8 s crop → random loudness → one condition, picked from a hash of the file path (never from the label): clean, Opus 16 kbps, phone (300–3400 Hz band, 8 kHz, Opus 12 kbps), noise + Opus or reverb + Opus.
Layout
$DATA_DIR/ (default ~/roc_data)
fleurs/<lang>/<split>/*.wav itw/release_in_the_wild/*.wav + meta.csv
mlaad/fake/<lang>/<generator>/ voxpopuli/<lang>/*.wav
clones/*.wav manifest.csv (every source clip: path, label, source, generator, lang, split)
vn/<hash>.wav manifest_vn.csv (the voice-note versions the model trains and tests on)
Rebuild it
On a Linux box with an NVIDIA GPU (the clones need one; we used an L40S on NVIDIA Brev, a few hours in total)
and about 60 GB of disk. MLAAD is gated: accept its terms on Hugging Face first and put a read token in .env.
git clone https://github.com/ilyasdaoudrma/real-or-clone && cd real-or-clone
sudo apt-get install -y ffmpeg
python3 -m venv ~/venv-main && source ~/venv-main/bin/activate && pip install -r requirements.txt
cp .env.example .env # HF_TOKEN=<read token with MLAAD access>
python data/download.py # FLEURS, In-the-Wild (8.2 GB zip), MLAAD FR/EN, VoxPopuli
python3 -m venv ~/venv-tts && ~/venv-tts/bin/pip install chatterbox-tts "setuptools<81"
for i in 0 1 2 3 4 5; do ~/venv-tts/bin/python generate/clone.py --n 500 --shard $i --num-shards 6 & done; wait
python data/build_manifest.py # -> manifest.csv with the splits above
python augment/voicenote.py # -> vn/*.wav + manifest_vn.csv
Smoke test on a laptop, a few files per source: python data/download.py --tiny.
The selection is identical as long as the source datasets are unchanged; MLAAD keeps adding generators, so a rebuild done much later can pick up new ones.
Use and ethics
Research and non-commercial use only (MLAAD is CC-BY-NC-4.0, In-the-Wild is share-alike). Our clones are synthetic copies of FLEURS speakers' voices, made only to train a detector; don't use them to impersonate anyone.
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