Accepted Papers
Celebrate the researchers selected for presentation at the Child Speech AI Workshop. Explore the themes that emerged across the program and plan to meet the authors in Honolulu.
Program Reveal
Explore the accepted papers
Preview every oral and poster contribution, then check the schedule to see when each author presents.
- Paper 1 of 6
K-FUNCTION: JOINT PRONUNCIATION TRANSCRIPTION AND FEEDBACK FOR EVALUATING KIDS LANGUAGE FUNCTION
Chenxu Guo1, Shuhe Li1, Jiachen Lian, Cheol Jun Cho, Elise Brenner, Francesca Pei, Maria Luisa Gorno-Tempini, Gopala Anumanchipalli
Zhejiang University, UC Berkeley, UCSF
- Paper 2 of 6
Comparing Unsupervised and Supervised Semantic Speech Tokens: A Case Study of Child ASR
Mohan Shi, Natarajan Balaji Shankar, Kaiyuan Zhang, Zilai Wang, Abeer Alwan
University of California Los Angeles
- Paper 3 of 6
CAN LARGE AUDIO LANGUAGE MODELS UNDERSTAND CHILD STUTTERING SPEECH? SPEECH SUMMARIZATION, AND SOURCE SEPARATION
Chibuzor Okocha, Maya Bakri and Christan Grant
University of Florida, Lebanese American University
- Paper 4 of 6
Group-Aware Partial Model Merging for Children’s Automatic Speech recognition
Thomas Rolland and Alberto Abad
INESC-ID, Universidade de Lisboa
- Paper 5 of 6
TICL+: A CASE STUDY ON SPEECH IN-CONTEXT LEARNING FOR CHILDREN’S SPEECH RECOGNITION
Haolong Zheng, Yekaterina Yegorova, Mark Hasegawa-Johnson
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Paper 6 of 6
BetterSpeak: An Atypical Speech to Typical Speech Platform for Dysarthric Speakers
Seyed Reza Shahamiri
The University of Auckland
Session logistics
Accepted papers session (oral)
All six accepted papers will be delivered as oral presentations in CC308, with the same slots reflected in the poster rotation.
- Time: 16:50–18:20 (six back-to-back 15-minute slots).
- Talk length: 10–12 minutes plus Q&A within each slot.
- Ordering: papers scheduled by paper ID.
- Mode: presentations are planned in person; remote delivery can be accommodated upon request.
- One paper may be presented by a designated presenter who is not an author.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this year’s call—we received our largest pool of submissions to date. After careful review, 6 papers were selected for presentation at ASRU 2025 in Honolulu. They represent advances across recognition accuracy, fairness, storytelling, and deployment in clinics and classrooms.
Authors will receive presentation logistics from the organizing committee. If you have questions about scheduling or accessibility needs, please reach out to jiachenlian@berkeley.edu.
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