arXiv AI By Jihoon Jeong, Mirco Ravanelli, Zhepei Wang, Cem Subakan

Audio-R1: Audio Reasoning through Reinforcement Learning on Self-Supervised Tasks

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Audio-R1 is a reinforcement learning post‑training framework that leverages audio self‑supervised learning tasks to provide verifiable rewards for large audio‑language models. By automatically determining answers during task construction, Audio‑R1 verifies model responses and computes rewards, leading to consistent performance gains across multiple models and audio benchmarks. Ablation studies show each self‑supervised task contributes to the improvement, and joint training yields additional benefits, especially on downstream tasks distinct from the training tasks.

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