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    Griffin demos and the challenge of spotting Tavus digital humans

    A user praises Griffin’s demos and numbers, singling out the “Simon Says” demo.

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    A user recommends Griffin’s “Simon Says” demo and challenges people to show Tavus digital humans to friends to see whether they can distinguish them from real people. The user says the demos made real-time humanlike experiences seem closer than expected.

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    115 comments
    582 saves
    175 reposts

    Sentiment

    Positive——Negative

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    No sentiment analysis available yet.

    Today's Rank

    #3

    Today's Rank

    #3

    10 Sources

    @tavusAri solves a Rubik's cube while Griffin coaches him from what it sees in his hands, and when he goes quiet to think, it waits. Its perception is always on, so it acts without being asked. Note: this actually blew our minds seeing happen live.
    @anarchycoGlad I can share this finally! If you are not impressed by these demos and numbers of Griffin I don't know what else you need. I recommend you the Simon Says one below. It happens to me often in IG that i'm not sure if a video is real anymore but I didn't think we were so close to human experience IN REAL TIME 🤯. I dare you show your friends and check if they can distinguish real humans from Tavus digital humans. And this is just the beginning.
    @ScobleizerRT @anarchyco: Glad I can share this finally! If you are not impressed by these demos and numbers of Griffin I don't know what else you nee…
    @rohanpaul_aiA company built a model good enough to pass as a person. 48% of people who talked to Griffin live (a human interaction model from Tavus) thought it was a real human, I was lucky to get an early access and can definitely agree to that. On NVIDIA's scoreboard for face-to-face AI, a real human scores 3.92 out of 5. Griffin scores 3.83. The next best system scores 2.80. Earlier systems stitched separate models together to hear, think, speak and animate, and every handoff added delay. Griffin does all of it in one system, reading your face and tone as well as your words and reacting while you're still talking.
    @omarsar0This is impressive! Face-to-face conversation is where AI interfaces are heading. @tavus gave me early access to Griffin, a video-to-video model that watches and listens as you talk. It can interrupt you, take an interruption, and react to what is happening in your room. On NVIDIA's Video Full-Duplex Benchmark, it scored 3.83 out of 5 on generation, against 3.92 for a real human. Worth checking out all the details below.
    @garrytanPretty wild the woman in this video is a realtime generated agent
    @photomattRT @tavus: Ari solves a Rubik's cube while Griffin coaches him from what it sees in his hands, and when he goes quiet to think, it waits. I…
    @svpinoYou gotta try this out. Here are some fragments from my conversation with "Vanessa." It won't necessarily fool me into thinking I'm talking to a real person, but holy moly, this is the closest we've gotten, for sure.

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    @tavusAri solves a Rubik's cube while Griffin coaches him from what it sees in his hands, and when he goes quiet to think, it waits. Its perception is always on, so it acts without being asked. Note: this actually blew our minds seeing happen live.
    @anarchycoGlad I can share this finally! If you are not impressed by these demos and numbers of Griffin I don't know what else you need. I recommend you the Simon Says one below. It happens to me often in IG that i'm not sure if a video is real anymore but I didn't think we were so close to human experience IN REAL TIME 🤯. I dare you show your friends and check if they can distinguish real humans from Tavus digital humans. And this is just the beginning.
    @ScobleizerRT @anarchyco: Glad I can share this finally! If you are not impressed by these demos and numbers of Griffin I don't know what else you nee…
    @rohanpaul_aiA company built a model good enough to pass as a person. 48% of people who talked to Griffin live (a human interaction model from Tavus) thought it was a real human, I was lucky to get an early access and can definitely agree to that. On NVIDIA's scoreboard for face-to-face AI, a real human scores 3.92 out of 5. Griffin scores 3.83. The next best system scores 2.80. Earlier systems stitched separate models together to hear, think, speak and animate, and every handoff added delay. Griffin does all of it in one system, reading your face and tone as well as your words and reacting while you're still talking.
    @omarsar0This is impressive! Face-to-face conversation is where AI interfaces are heading. @tavus gave me early access to Griffin, a video-to-video model that watches and listens as you talk. It can interrupt you, take an interruption, and react to what is happening in your room. On NVIDIA's Video Full-Duplex Benchmark, it scored 3.83 out of 5 on generation, against 3.92 for a real human. Worth checking out all the details below.
    @garrytanPretty wild the woman in this video is a realtime generated agent
    @photomattRT @tavus: Ari solves a Rubik's cube while Griffin coaches him from what it sees in his hands, and when he goes quiet to think, it waits. I…
    @svpinoYou gotta try this out. Here are some fragments from my conversation with "Vanessa." It won't necessarily fool me into thinking I'm talking to a real person, but holy moly, this is the closest we've gotten, for sure.