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62% -- human voice classification accuracy for human voice recordings (2025)

2025  · Queen Mary University of London

Actual human voices achieved a 62% accuracy rate in controlled blind listening tests.

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human voice recordings
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Queen Mary University of London Primary Tier A
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Confidence: 59/100 Vintage: 2025 Channel: Deep Crawl
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Queen Mary University of London blind listening tests published in PLOS One

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human voice recordings: 62% human voice classification accuracy. Source: Queen Mary University of London (2025). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/human-voice-accuracy-blind-test
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