Do Vision Language Models Understand Human Engagement in Games?
Do Vision Language Models Understand Human Engagement in Games? explores This research explores the capability of Vision-Language Models to infer human engagement in video games, revealing a gap between visual cue recognition and understanding psychological states.. Commercial viability score: 4/10 in Human-Computer Interaction.
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