Tavus Unveils Griffin, an AI Avatar for Real-Time Video Interaction
Tavus has unveiled Griffin, a video communication model that 48 percent of test participants mistook for a human during a one-minute conversation.
Tavus has unveiled Griffin, a video communication model that 48 percent of test participants mistook for a human during a one-minute conversation.
AI startup Tavus has unveiled Griffin, a new model capable of simulating human-like video conversations, which successfully fooled nearly half of test participants.

Tavus has developed an AI model called Griffin that successfully convinced nearly half of its test participants that they were speaking to a real human during live video calls.

San Francisco startup Tavus has unveiled Griffin, an AI model capable of real-time video conversations that 48 percent of test subjects mistook for a human.

Tavus has unveiled Griffin, a video-to-video AI model that 48% of participants in a blind study mistook for a real human during a one-minute conversation.
