Griffin debuts with a claimed video Turing test first

Tavus calls Griffin the first Human Interaction Model and claims it is the first to pass a video Turing test. It says 48% of people who talked to Griffin live thought it was human, versus under 3% for previous systems, and claims it ranks first on NVIDIA’s full-duplex AI video benchmark. In a demo Tavus describes, Griffin coaches someone solving a Rubik’s cube by watching his hands, then waits when he pauses to think.