Tavus launches Griffin model for human-like interaction
10/02/2026 — 10/02, 13:26·1 sources·1 reports
Tavus introduces Griffin, a real-time video AI assistant that interprets facial expressions, tone, and gestures. In tests, 48% of users mistook it for human after a one-minute call, far surpassing prior systems' 2%.
Latest turnTavus introduced Griffin, a real-time AI video avatar that processes facial expressions, tone, and gestures; 48% of testers mistook it for human after a one-minute call, up from 2% in prior systems.
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- Tavus launches Griffin, a 'Human Interaction Model' AI avatar
Tavus introduced Griffin, a real-time AI video avatar that processes facial expressions, tone, and gestures; 48% of testers mistook it for human after a one-minute call, up from 2% in prior systems.
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