Launch · Friday 2 October 2026 · story 9
Tavus says Griffin seemed real to 48 percent on a one-minute call
THE DECODER reports Tavus introduced Griffin, which it calls the first Human Interaction Model for real-time face-to-face video conversation. Tavus said 48 percent of study participants thought Griffin was real after a one-minute call, and a Griffin-Lite preview is available to select testers.
Why it matters. It suggests live video conversations with digital personas may feel more human, though Tavus is keeping Griffin-Lite to select testers until safety concerns are addressed.
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