Which organization has created software to detect audio fakes and deepfakes?

• A. A private university study.
• B. ASVspoof.org's detection software.
• C. Social media platforms' automatic ban feature.
• D. Government censorship algorithms.

Answer: (B)

This question tests recognition of who actively creates software to detect audio fakes and deepfakes. ASVspoof.org is a research community dedicated to anti-spoofing in speech and audio. They develop detection software and run the ASVspoof challenges, which produce datasets and baselines for identifying spoofed or synthetic audio, including deepfakes. That ongoing focus on building and benchmarking practical detection tools is what makes them the best answer.

An isolated private university study might contribute to methods in the field, but it doesn’t represent a standing organization that maintains widely used detection software. Social media platforms may deploy moderation features, but they aren’t primarily an organization responsible for developing anti-spoofing software with public benchmarks. Government censorship algorithms are about filtering content in broad terms and aren’t the recognized source for dedicated audio deepfake detection software.