Tavus's Griffin AI avatar fools 48% of job-interview subjects, who are just as confident
lulzxdxdxd · reddit · 2026-10-11
Tavus's Griffin avatar fooled 48% of subjects in job-interview tests, and the deceived participants were just as confident as those who correctly identified it, per NY Post — highlighting how poor human detection of AI avatars really is.
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