Tavus

Tavus

Software Development

San Francisco, CA 8,155 followers

Build digital twin video experiences with easy-to-use APIs

About us

Tavus is a generative AI video research company that enables developers to build digital twin video experiences through easy-to-use APIs.

Industry
Software Development
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2020

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    Here's a sneak peek into the future of eCommerce powered by Tavus 🛍️ 🤯 Imagine interacting with a virtual agent on your favorite websites. Instead of doom scrolling through 200 shoe options, you could just talk to an expert, get recommendations, learn about return polices, add to your cart, and voila 🪄 This is also inspo for what you could build using our APIs at this weekend's Conversational AI hackathon hosted by Daily. Register here to build using conversational ai video and the chance to win $20k: https://lnkd.in/gYexH9UZ

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    What is the most creative AI Video Agent idea you have? Try to build it this wknd... Join us at the Conversational Voice & Video AI Hackathon, Oct 19th-20th – in-person in SF and remote. $20,000 in cash prizes. You could build a human-like virtual agent, a human can interact with: 🟡 eCommerce sales associate 🟡 role-play for interviews, pitches, negotiations 🟡 interview screener 🟡 movie viewing companion 🟡 a kiosk for a hotel, museum, office 🟡 art projects 🟡 [insert your creative idea here] Sponsored by us, Cartesia, Coval (YC S24), Google Cloud, Oracle, Product Hunt, Daily and Vapi. Get free credits and hands-on help with projects. We're hanging out all weekend at SolarisAI in San Francisco & remote on Discord. Register here: https://lu.ma/6www8b0t

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    Latest interview: Hassaan Raza chatted with investor, author, ex NVIDIA, all-round ML expert Prateek Joshi on the Infinite ML pod. They talked all about digital replicas that can have real conversations with humans. 🔊👂 Get a deep dive on the tech that is accessible via Tavus APIs. Highlights include: - Overview of AI models in video generation - Capturing intricate facial movements in real-time and video generation - Data capture and 3D modeling from basic video input - Explanation of neural radiance fields and Gaussian splatting - Temporal coherence in video generation - Challenges in conversational video, e.g. lip-syncing & emotion alignment - Inference challenges in conversational video - Bottlenecks in the pipeline: LLMs and time-to-first-token - Multimodal models and trade-offs Links in thread.

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    We had a fantastic time hosting our Conversational AI Leaders Dinner for SF Tech Week last night. It’s always energizing to spend time with our community and hear how they’re pushing the boundaries of voice agents across such a wide range of industries. Thanks to this group for sharing their insights - go check out what they’re building! Tim Shi, CTO of Cresta - enterprise-grade AI for contact centers David Zhao, CTO of LiveKit - open source infrastructure for real time AI Sophia Xing, Former Head of Product Inworld AI - AI engine for gaming Quinn Favret, COO of Tavus - apis for real-time digital twins Jeffery L., Co-CEO of Assort Health - AI call centers for healthcare Peggy Wang, CTO of ego (YC W24)- AI-native 3D simulation engines Samir Sen, AI Engineer at Crescendo - AI powered customer service Derek Pankaew, CEO and Founder at Listening - text to audio for academic papers

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    Happy #SFTechWeek! We've got 3 events happening this week 1️⃣ 🔥 Monday: Sneak peek a new model we're building. Sushobhan Ghosh will be sharing at GitHub: Register https://lu.ma/0mh3j8m1 2️⃣ 🍺 Tuesday: Join us, Zoom and Recall.ai for a casual Happy Hour at our office, meet others interested in AI Video: Register https://lu.ma/j7lqbug0 3️⃣ 🍽️ Wednesday: Private Dinner on AI Video (reach out to join waitlist)

    Awesome AI Dev Tools - October · Luma

    Awesome AI Dev Tools - October · Luma

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    One of our ML engineers saw this awkward lost luggage kiosk at the airport in Italy 😆 Imagine if you could actually talk to AI video agents like this at the airport. Ask them any question - about your flight, lost luggage, where to get food. Who's building interactive kiosks? With Tavus APIs you could build this today 😎

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    Another cool and creative experiment from Reid Hoffman with his digital twin – this time from from the past! There is a small catch – there's clever editing used to make it look live. If you want to build an app or prototype with live conversational video, you can already do this with Tavus APIs. We're the fastest, with <1 second of latency between responses, making it feel pretty real. It's plug and play...get started in 5 mins for free: https://lnkd.in/gzWNf4c3

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    Reid Hoffman Reid Hoffman is an Influencer

    Co-Founder, LinkedIn & Inflection AI. Investor at Greylock.

    Twenty years ago, I was about to pitch LinkedIn’s Series B to Greylock and other investors. I remember going through slides at Starbucks, equipped with a PowerPoint deck, a game plan for growth, and what I thought was a solid pitch. But there were, of course, challenges and uncertainties to address. More than just building a company, our team was trying to create a category. Some were calling us "Friendster for business," but the concept of professional networking was more or less untested. Our pitch deck had a vision I believed in deeply—enough to stake my career on it—but that didn’t make it easy. Knowing what I know now, what I would tell myself back in 2004, during that pivotal moment for me and for LinkedIn? What advice would I give younger Reid? What reassurances or warnings would I deliver? I’ve created a new Reid AI—20 years younger—to pitch the real, present-day me on the 2004 LinkedIn plan. To clarify: What you are watching is an attempt to use the latest AI tools to replicate some of my younger self’s curiosity and revisit an exciting moment for the company I co-founded—which is also an interesting test of how this technology can be used more generally. When we created “Reid AI”—my present-day avatar—a few months ago, we did so by training it on 20 years worth of books and interviews. We had a 4K video interview to train a video model, and we were able to use voice replication tools to replicate my voice. To create Reid AI 2004, my team had to get creative. It’s a custom GPT trained on knowledge up to 2004, including my own writing. Using Hedra, UNSHUT, and other tools, we relied largely on an image-to-video process that doesn’t require any training video but can generate video from AI-generated images. Overall, hearing myself pitch LinkedIn to myself was a bit surreal. I remember that early entrepreneur. This conversation between past and future selves feels not only like a reflection on how much has changed, but also on what remains constant: The core values of trust, integrity, and community that were pivotal in some of the startup's earliest pitches remain at the heart of LinkedIn today. I believe I would still invest in that idea. But I'm also amazed by how much 2004 Reid is about to see the world and technology change.  What do you think? What would you tell the younger you from a decade or two ago?

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    One of the most interesting things about conversational AI video is how engaged people are talking to a digital twin and how surprised they are by how real it feels, even though they know it's AI. Today we launched on Hacker News, and the comments from developers are so thoughtful. Here is one of our favorites. Do you think talking to a digital twin knowingly will make you speak more humanly to it vs. the more transactional way we interact with Google via text? Read the comment for more context.

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