First model to pass the 'Video Turing Test'? Half of people thought it was human
Puzzleheaded-King584 · reddit · 2026-10-02
A Reddit user shared an AI video call claiming it's the first model to pass a "Video Turing Test" — about half of people who interacted with it believed it was a real human. The specific model isn't named and results await independent verification, but the clip has sparked wide discussion about how lifelike AI video calls have become.
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