@paul_cal: Ok Simon Says is a *brilliant* video interaction benchmark
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Tavus's "Ok Simon Says" video interaction benchmark showcases an AI that listens for "Simon says" cues, watches human hand gestures, and moves its own in real time while generating the entire video frame rather than just a face.
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Ok Simon Says is a brilliant video interaction benchmark
Tavus (@tavus): Watch Brittney and Mars try to trip Griffin up at Simon Says. To play, it has to listen for “Simon says,” watch their hands and move its own, all at the same time. It generates the whole frame, not just a face.
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