US startup's AI fools 48% into believing it's human during job interview

US-based startup Tavus said its AI model, Griffin, convinced 48% of 54 participants in a simulated job interview that they were interacting with a real person, New York Post reported. It also said Griffin could pass Turing Test, which assesses whether machines can mimic human intelligence. Tavus said the AI can react and adapt to new topics in real time.