AI Can Now Show Up on Your Video Calls Looking Disturbingly Human
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SCIENCE & TECH: New AI model Griffin tricks 48% of people into thinking its human
Can you spot the bot? Nearly half the people who chatted with an AI-generated “interviewer” thought they were talking to a real person, according to the startup that built it. Bay Area company Tavus said its new model, Griffin, fooled 48% of the 54 participants in a job interview test, a result it says shows the avatar can pass the Turing Test — which measures whether a machine can exhibit intelligent behavior indistinguishable from that of a hu…
Tavus celebrates a milestone that at the same time declares too dangerous to launch. The data is not 48%: it is what was not measured
Griffin is the first AI to look, react and behave convincingly enough in a video call that almost half of the interlocutors do not suspect that he is talking to a computer.
AI company Tavus has unveiled "Griffin," an AI model that interacts with humans in real-time video and audio. In an experiment using the research preview version, "Griffin-Lite," 26 out of 54 participants (approximately 48%) in a one-minute live video call identified the AI as a real human being. Read more...
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