Tavus unveils Griffin, the "first Human Interaction Model", which it says passed the "video Turing test", with 48% of users thinking it was human in live chats (@tavus)
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Summary
Tavus unveiled Griffin, which it calls the first Human Interaction Model, saying it passed a video Turing test in which 48% of users thought it was human during live chats.
Key facts
- Tavus announced Griffin, described as the first Human Interaction Model.
- Tavus says Griffin passed a video Turing test.
- 48% of users thought it was human in live chats.
Why it matters
A conversational video model that can pass as human for nearly half of live chat users raises the bar for builders of interactive video and customer-facing agents.
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