New “imagination models” claim computer-use learning from 18 years of video
joemeno · x · 2026-07-25
A quoted post announces a new foundation-model architecture called “imagination models” and says its first model, Photon-1, learned computer use from 18 years of screen-recording video without action labels.
- The core claim is a new architecture designed for learning from internet-scale video.
- Photon-1 reportedly learned to operate a computer by watching massive screen recordings rather than paired action data.
- The post frames the result as a foundation-model breakthrough, not just a product demo.
Related event: Photon-1 Learns Computer Operation from 18 Years of Unlabeled Video(4 posts)→
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