Tavus Griffin AI Avatars, Google SynthID Bio, ChatGPT Dots
Tavus says its Griffin-Lite avatar convinced 48% of participants in a video-call study that they were talking to a human, raising questions about disclosure as live AI conversations become more convincing. We look at Google's SynthID Bio proof of concept for watermarking AI-generated protein designs, including what it can and can't guarantee. Today's episode also explores ChatGPT's Dots agent setup, a recurring review of your AI conversations, and the latest voice-model and industry developments. We finish with an operations manager's account of building a poultry business management system…
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