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AI-Powered Voice Encryption: Securing the Future of Privacy and Safety
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Abstract
In today's digital era, where waves of digitization sweep across the globe, voice, as one of the fundamental forms of human communication, is being captured, transmitted, and stored in unprecedented ways. From everyday phone conversations to remote conferences, from voice commands in smart homes to the digital distribution of musical compositions, voice data has become an indispensable part of the digital landscape. However, as these applications proliferate, concerns over the security and privacy of voice data have become increasingly prominent. This article delves into the innovative applications of ArtificialIntelligence (AI) in the realm of voice encryption, aiming to construct an efficient and secure shield for the transmission and storage of voice data.
Keywords
Voice Encryption, Privacy, Security, Artificial Intelligence.
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Ma,L. (2024). AI-Powered Voice Encryption: Securing the Future of Privacy and Safety. Applied and Computational Engineering,96,42-47.
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