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Tavus unveiled Griffin, a Human Interaction Model that processes speech, expressions and gestures in real time. In a company study, 48 percent of participants believed Griffin was human after a one-minute video call, up from two percent for earlier systems. An Nvidia test scored Griffin 3.83 versus 3.92 for actual humans. A limited Griffin-Lite preview is available to select testers.
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