ScreenAgent: A Vision Language Model-driven Computer Control Agent

The paper discusses a novel approach called ScreenAgent that enables vision language models (VLMs) to control a real computer screen by generating plans, translating them into low-level commands, and adapting based on screen feedback. It introduces the ScreenAgent Dataset for training and evaluating computer control agents in everyday tasks.
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision
Natural Language Processing
Artificial GUI Interaction
Published

August 10, 2024

The key takeaways for engineers/specialists are: 1. ScreenAgent enables VLMs to control real computer screens by generating plans and translating them into low-level commands. 2. ScreenAgent outperforms other models in precise UI positioning, showing promise for more accurate interaction with computer interfaces. 3. Future research directions include enhancing visual localization capabilities, improving planning mechanisms, and expanding capabilities to handle videos and multi-frame images.

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