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A model inversion attack is a privacy attack in which an attacker repeatedly queries a TTS endpoint and uses the model's outputs to infer sensitive information in the training data; defenses include limiting query frequency, adding noise to outputs, implementing query auditing, and avoiding retaining voice samples of identifiable individuals in training data.
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