🚨 Breaking news:
Google just introduced ScreenAI, and it's wild.
This is going to transform the future of UX forever
Here's everything you need to stay ahead of the curve: 🧵 👇
ScreenAI is a Vision-Language Model (VLM) developed by Google AI that can comprehend both user interfaces (UIs) and infographics.
It's wild — capable of tasks like graphical question-answering, element annotation, summarization, navigation, and UI-specific QA.
How it works: Like a superpowered UI interpreter
ScreenAI uses two stages:
- Pre-training: Applies self-supervised learning to automatically generate data labels
- Fine-tuning: Uses manually labeled data by human raters
Here are some features of it:
1. Question answering
The model answers questions regarding the content of the screenshots.
2. Screen navigation
The model converts a natural language utterance into an executable action on a screen.
e.g., “Click the search button.”
3. Screen summarization
The model summarizes the screen content in one or two sentences.
The future of UI interaction is bright (and AI-powered)!
Is it available now?
Not yet - it's still a research project.
But stay tuned! Google's onto something revolutionary here.
I'll keep you updated!
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