Conference proceedings, but actually browsable

What it does This is a curated index of INTERSPEECH 2023 and 2024 papers. The maintainer breaks the conference program into topical sections—such as L2 speech, prosody, and self-supervised learning—and links out to arXiv preprints, official code repositories, and recorded talks where they exist. It is essentially a human-readable table of contents that tries to answer ‘what happened at INTERSPEECH and where is the code?’ without the usual conference-site friction.

The interesting bit Rather than treating proceedings as a static PDF, the repository tracks completion with progress badges and accepts community patches for missing entries. It is also part of a larger NewEraAI-Papers ecosystem covering CVPR, ICASSP, EMNLP, and others, with a companion Hugging Face app for visual browsing—suggesting an attempt to standardize how AI conferences are digested.

Key highlights

• Papers organized by conference session topics (e.g., L2 Speech, Bilingualism and Code-Switching)
• Direct links to arXiv preprints, GitHub code, and presentation videos in tabular form
• Part of a broader family of conference paper trackers (CVPR, ICASSP, EMNLP, etc.)
• Companion Hugging Face app (NewEraAI-Papers) for browsing the collections
• Open to community contributions via issues and pull requests for overlooked papers

Caveats

• The 2024 collection is explicitly labeled ‘In progress,’ and at least some sections show zero linked preprints or code
• The repository does not host papers or code itself; it is purely a link aggregator, so dead external links are a risk
• Completion metrics rely on manual curation, which may lag behind the actual conference output

Verdict Speech researchers and engineers who want a quick topical map of recent INTERSPEECH work without digging through the official program PDF will find this useful. If you already have automated literature alerts or only care about a single narrow subfield, it adds little.