Griffin

Tavus reported that its Griffin-Lite model was mistaken for a real person by 26 of 54 participants (48%) in one-minute live video calls, a study the company calls the first pass of a real-time video T…

Tavus introduced Griffin, which the company calls the first "Human Interaction Model," an AI that conducts real-time video calls by processing facial expressions, tone of voice, and gestures. In a Tav…

Tavus unveiled Griffin on October 1, 2026, claiming it is the first model to pass a video Turing test, with 48% of 54 blind-study participants believing a human was on the other end of a one-minute vi…