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AI Learns to Understand Videos Like Humans By Predicting What Happens Next

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Overview

• Explores novel approach for learning video representations using joint-embedding predictive architectures
• Investigates methods to prevent representation collapse in video learning
• Introduces temporal token prediction for improved video understanding
• Evaluates performance across multiple video recognition benchmarks
• Proposes new architecture combining predictive and contrastive learning

Plain English Explanation

Videos contain rich information that computers need to understand, much like humans naturally do. This research develops a way for AI systems to learn meaningful patterns from videos without requiring manual labels.

The approach uses two main components working together - one...

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