🎊 Our paper has been accepted by ACM MM 2025!
TeleAntiFraud-28k is the first open-source audio-text slow-thinking dataset specifically designed for automated telecom fraud analysis. This dataset integrates audio signals with reasoning-oriented textual analysis, providing high-quality multimodal training data for telecom fraud detection research. 🔍💡
- Total Samples: 28,511 rigorously processed speech-text pairs 📋
- Total Audio Duration: 307 hours ⏱️
- Unique Feature: Detailed annotations for fraud reasoning 🧠
- Task Categories: Scenario classification, fraud detection, fraud type classification 🎯
- Using ASR-transcribed call recordings (with anonymized original audio)
- Ensuring real-world consistency through TTS model regeneration
- Strict adherence to privacy protection standards
- LLM-based self-instruction sampling on authentic ASR outputs
- Expanding scenario coverage to improve model generalization
- Enriching the diversity of conversational contexts
- Simulation of emerging fraud tactics
- Generation through predefined communication scenarios and fraud typologies
- Enhancing dataset adaptability to new fraud techniques
We have constructed TeleAntiFraud-Bench, a standardized evaluation benchmark comprising proportionally sampled instances from TeleAntiFraud-28k, to facilitate systematic testing of model performance and reasoning capabilities on telecom fraud detection tasks. 📐✅
We contribute a production-optimized supervised fine-tuning (SFT) model based on Qwen2-Audio, trained on the TeleAntiFraud training set. 🎨⚡
Explore our dataset examples to better understand the telecom fraud detection capabilities: 👀
- Case 1: Normal Conversation Analysis - Detailed analysis of a legitimate phone conversation ✅
- Case 2: Fraud Conversation Analysis - Step-by-step reasoning for detecting a fraudulent call
⚠️ - Evaluation Sample - Representative sample from our evaluation benchmark 📊
- Model Output: Normal Conversation - Our model's reasoning process on a legitimate call 🤖✅
- Model Output: Fraud Detection - Model's analysis and detection of a fraudulent call 🤖
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To collect fraudulent conversation data: 💼
- Insert your API key in
multi-agents-tools/AntiFraudMatrix/main.py
(uses SiliconFlow API key) 🔑 - Run the following command to generate fraudulent dialog text:
python multi-agents-tools/AntiFraudMatrix/main.py
- Results will be saved in the
result
directory 📁
For normal conversation data: 💬
- Use
multi-agents-tools/AntiFraudMatrix-normal/main.py
following the same process
To synthesize speech from the collected text: 🔊
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Install the necessary dependencies 📦
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Run the API server:
fastapi dev ChatTTS/examples/api/main_new_new.py --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8006
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Use any of the scripts in
ChatTTS/examples/api/normal_run*.sh
orChatTTS/examples/api/run*.sh
🚀Modify the port in these scripts if needed, then run:
bash ChatTTS/examples/api/run*.sh
- TeleAntiFraud-28k dataset 📚
- TeleAntiFraud-Bench evaluation benchmark 🏆
- Data processing framework (supporting community-driven dataset expansion) 🔧
- TeleAntiFraud-Qwen2-Audio SFT model 🤖
- Establishing a foundational framework for multimodal anti-fraud research 🏗️
- Addressing critical challenges in data privacy and scenario diversity 🔐
- Providing high-quality training data for telecom fraud detection 📈
- Open-sourcing data processing tools to enable community collaboration 🤝
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the organizations and individuals who have provided invaluable support throughout this project: ❤️
- China Mobile Internet Company (中移互联网) - For their industry expertise and technical guidance 🏢
- Intern Community (书生社区) - For their open-source ecosystem support and collaboration 🌍
- ModelScope Community (魔搭社区) - For their platform support and community resources 🎪
- SmartFlowAI Community (机智流社区) - For their technical contributions and collaborative efforts 💡
- Control-derek - For his technical expertise and valuable contributions 👨💻
- vansin - For his dedicated support and assistance 🤝
- Jintao-Huang - For his valuable suggestions and contributions 💭
Their contributions have been instrumental in making this project a success and advancing the field of telecom fraud detection research. 🚀
@inproceedings{Ma2025TeleAntiFraud28kAA,
title={TeleAntiFraud-28k: An Audio-Text Slow-Thinking Dataset for Telecom Fraud Detection},
author={Zhiming Ma and Peidong Wang and Minhua Huang and Jingpeng Wang and Kai Wu and Xiangzhao Lv and Yachun Pang and Yin Yang and Wenjie Tang and Yuchen Kang},
year={2025},
url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:277467703}
}