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Tavus Griffin Nearly Passes Video Turing Test

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Tavus Griffin Nearly Passes Video Turing Test
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Tavus Griffin Nearly Passes Video Turing Test

Tavus introduced Griffin, a full-duplex video-to-video model that watches, listens, speaks, and renders expressive video continuously during live calls. In Tavus’s own one-minute study, 26 of 54 participants mistook Griffin-Lite for a human; the preview remains limited to select testers.

// ANALYSIS

The breakthrough is less about photorealistic avatars than about modeling conversation as a continuous audiovisual loop.

  • –Griffin handles interruptions, backchannels, pauses, gaze, and turn-taking while it speaks.
  • –Tavus reports 720p video generation in 320-millisecond chunks with 0.43-second audio-to-video latency on H100s.
  • –NVIDIA’s VideoFDB leaderboard puts Griffin-Lite first in perception and near human-level generation quality.
  • –The 48% result comes from a small, company-run study, so independent replication and longer conversations still matter.
  • –Developers cannot broadly deploy Griffin yet; Tavus is withholding customer access while building disclosure and safety features.
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DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-10-04

PUBLISHED

1h ago

2026-10-04

RELEVANCE

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AI Revolution