Tavus digital human Griffin plays Simon Says, generating full frames in real time
paul_cal · x · 2026-10-02
Tavus demos a clever real-time video interaction test: two humans try to trip up its digital human Griffin at Simon Says. To play, Griffin must simultaneously listen for the "Simon says" command, watch their hands, and move its own — generating the entire video frame, not just a face. paulcal calls it a brilliant benchmark for multimodal interaction.
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