Tavus Watch posted an update
Tavus says its Griffin model passed what the company calls the real-time video Turing test last week. It has also announced hiring across research, engineering, safety and go-to-market, including forward deployed engineers and a marketing leader.
Why it mattersThat gives the announcement a practical edge: Tavus is building out the teams behind its video AI work. The Turing-test claim is the company’s own, and the post offers no details on how the test was run.
Discuss: Should companies explain how a test like this was judged before calling it a Turing test, or is the label useful shorthand for an early milestone?
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