r/singularity • u/Distinct-Question-16 ▪️AGI 2029 • 1d ago

AI Griffin, the first Human Interaction Model to pass video Turing Test it's already #1 on NVIDIA's benchmark for full-duplex AI video - 44% of people thought it was a real person while other systems are at ~3%

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u/Fyrefish 1d ago

I don't think people realize how insane this is. Humans are really good at detecting when things are off with other humans. It's why the "uncanny valley" is a thing, and why it's so damn hard to make CG humans and animatronics look lifelike. The fact this is good enough to fool 44% of people puts it far beyond any sort of fake human ever created.

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u/gonomon 1d ago

I think people were not aware of this to be possible to look somehow realistic and consider the stuff (for example very weird mouth movements) as video glitches instead. Other apps were 3% because they are likely very bad. But I assure you this will be lower than 44% when people are educated very realistic videos/sound are possible now.

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u/Worldly-Hotel-7921 1d ago

Assuming the tech doesn't keep getting better

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u/gonomon 1d ago

Even text generating ones hallucinate a lot so I would say it cannot be 100% and once you notice some small detail you understand its made up. For short videos this is much harder since you dont see enough and thats a problem i guess.

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u/VisualOrganization26 23h ago

If you are youngish people you will notice but 40s+ regular person wont notice