Release: 50,000+ Hours of Computer-Use Dataset with Mouse/Keyboard Actions
DevvMandal · x · 2026-08-18
A computer-use dataset has surpassed 50,000 hours, containing screen recordings, synced mouse/keyboard actions, and narrations. It covers diverse scenarios like CAD, design, and browser use. Sourced from human demonstrations, the dataset is available off-the-shelf today, representing roughly 6 years of continuous data collection.
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