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Tavus call bot sparks AI scam, psychosis fears

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Introducing Griffin, the first model to pass the video Turing test. AI firm Tavus claims its new Griffin call bot has passed the Turing test, sparking fears that it could scam old people and cause psychosis.

The post Tavus call bot sparks AI scam, psychosis fears appeared first on Protos . Yesterday, in an X post that garnered more than 13 million views, Tavus revealed footage of Griffin realistically talking to company founder, Hassaan Raza. Tavus’ Turing test claims have already been community-noted on X with a disclaimer noting that the results are “not independently verified” or based on a “standard protocol.”

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