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Watch and Learn: Learning to Use Computers from Online Videos

CVPR 2026 · Multi-agent systems and games › LLM agents · approach: Agentic benchmarks and orchestration · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Watch & Learn converts 53K YouTube tutorial videos into UI trajectories using a vision-only inverse dynamics model trained on 600K web transitions, then uses them as in-context exemplars and SFT data for computer-using agents.

Problem

Computer-using agents lack large-scale, high-quality human demonstration data; existing synthetic or MLLM-labeled trajectory pipelines are noisy, narrow, or costly.

Approach

Frame trajectory recovery from videos as inverse dynamics: a small SigLIP-2 + Transformer model predicts the action between consecutive screenshots, trained on automatically logged web transitions, and applied to retrieved tutorial videos to label them without manual annotation or MLLM labeling.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Common Crawl-based state-transition corpus (600K) YouTube tutorial videos (53,125) OSWorld-Verified WindowsAgentArena

Benchmarks: OSWorld-Verified WindowsAgentArena

Metrics: success rate ActionType accuracy action accuracy

Baselines: TongUI Gemini 2.5 Flash labeling Jedi OpenCUA-7B UltraCUA-7B UI-TARS-1.5-7B zero-shot

Builds on: VPT WebDreamer TongUI SigLIP-2 OSWorld

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