Critic questions Tavus's AI human claims: fails Turing test, unavailable to test
churchkey · x · 2026-10-03
Blogger churchkey called out Tavus's latest AI "human" promo as overhyped, arguing it fails the Turing test and noting the product doesn't appear to be available for independent testing yet. The critique highlights marketing exaggeration concerns in the AI avatar space, pending any response or third-party verification.
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