
This AI Is Already Fooling People on Video Calls Into Thinking Its Human, Company Says
AI startup Tavus says its new model, Griffin, convinced 48% of the people who talked to it on a live video call that they were speaking with a real human. The company unveiled it on October 1 and calls it the first Human Interaction Model, an AI built to understand and generate face-to-face conversation, paying attention to expressions and pauses as well as words. Its previous system scored 2.4% on the same test. Myriad: How high will Nvidia go? Click to make your prediction. Griffin-Lite, the v...


















