Interaction-as-a-Judge: computer-use agents judge generated apps, boosting generation
kohjingyu · x · 2026-11-13
A new study proposes Interaction-as-a-Judge, where computer-use agents directly interact with games and applications to evaluate them. It improves alignment with user preferences, error detection in generated apps, and downstream generation — including inference-time scaling and interaction-only RL — and scales with computer-use capability, explaining why app generation and computer-use agents are improving together.
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