Tavus says 48% of study participants mistook Griffin-Lite AI for a human in one-minute video calls

Tavus describes Griffin as the first model to pass the video Turing test, with 48% of live participants believing they were talking to a real human, versus pass rates below 3% for previous systems. The company says it ranks first on NVIDIA's benchmark for full-duplex AI video and is the first "Human Interaction Model." Demonstrations show Griffin listening, watching and speaking simultaneously, playing Simon Says, reacting mid-story to a held-up peacock, coaching a Rubik's cube solve, and timing a soldering task. Tavus says safety measures must precede a public release, detailed in a research preview.

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