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  1. LLM-Augmented Digital Twin for Policy Evaluation in Short-Video Platforms

    Researchers have developed an LLM-augmented digital twin designed to simulate and evaluate policy changes on short-video platforms. This system uses a modular four-twin architecture (User, Content, Interaction, Platform) to model the complex co-evolution of platform policies, creator incentives, and user behavior. By integrating LLMs for tasks like persona generation and trend prediction, the digital twin enables reproducible experimentation with both traditional and AI-driven policies, offering a way to study their long-term impacts in a controlled environment. AI

    IMPACT Provides a framework for studying the impact of AI-driven policies on platform dynamics and user behavior.

  2. Benchmarking Living-Screen-Native GUI Agents on Short-Video Platforms

    Researchers have introduced "LivingScreen," a new benchmark designed to evaluate GUI agents on dynamic short-video platforms. Unlike previous benchmarks that assume static screens, LivingScreen accounts for continuously playing content, requiring agents to make real-time decisions about observation and interaction. Evaluations of current frontier models revealed that none matched human performance in cost-accuracy, with common failures including inappropriate observation durations, highlighting a need for improved observation control in future GUI agents. AI

    IMPACT Highlights a gap in current GUI agent capabilities for dynamic environments, potentially guiding future research in observation control.