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AndroidWorld

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Definition

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A benchmark that tests AI agents on real Android phone apps.

As stated in the literature

A mobile-device agent benchmark covering roughly twenty apps and over a hundred tasks with state-based verification of cross-app workflows.

Why it matters: Mobile interfaces are different enough from desktop browsers that they need their own benchmark, and this is a leading one for evaluating phone-using agents.

For example, an AndroidWorld task might ask an agent to find a contact in one app, copy the phone number, and paste it into a text message in another.

Heard on the show

“7 — hits that seventy-one point eight percent on the benchmark called AndroidWorld, and just under fifty-two percent on a harder one called MobileWorld.”
Episode 157 — When an AI Coding Agent Drives a Phone Through the Terminal, No Screen Needed

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    When an AI Coding Agent Drives a Phone Through the Terminal, No Screen Needed
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    Teaching a Phone Agent to Reason Silently, And Keeping It Honest
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    When the Agent Grades Its Own Homework: A Brutal New Benchmark for AI Workers

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