Scoble interviews Tavus CEO on virtual companions as retailers and museums adopt 'Pals'
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-27
Scobleizer sits down with Tavus founder Hassaan Raza to discuss where the virtual companion market is headed. Tavus recently demoed a virtual being you can talk with on your phone, which Scoble calls stunning.
- The products are called "Pals"; retailers, museums, and game designers are already building them into new experiences
- They discuss impacts on autonomous cars, robots, and human-computer collaboration via brain-computer interfaces, plus pros and cons
- Available to try on the company's site
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