Tavus, a company specializing in AI character tools, has unveiled its new model, Griffin, which reportedly passed a video Turing test, with 48% of participants believing they were speaking to a human during a live video call.

• 48% of 54 participants thought they were talking to a human when interacting with Griffin-Lite, Tavus's AI model.
• The AI model, Griffin, is designed to integrate face, voice, and real-time interaction in a single system, unlike previous relay-based AI.
• Despite the claims, the study's methodology has raised questions regarding its validity as a true Turing test, with limitations including a small sample size and lack of a comparison group.