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Tavus says nearly half of testers mistook its AI video model for a human
Original: US startup Tavus unveils Griffin model — 48% of test subjects mistook video call partner for a real human
US startup Tavus has unveiled Griffin, an AI model for video calls that reportedly fooled 48% of test subjects into believing they were speaking with a real person. The announcement highlights how quickly conversational video avatars are approaching human indistinguishability, raising fresh questions about deception, trust and disclosure in real-time AI-generated video communication.
Why now: Concerns and excitement over AI video becoming indistinguishable from real humans are current and contentious.
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- US startup Tavus unveils Griffin model — 48% of test subjects mistook video call partner for a real human · finance.biggo.com
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