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Same Tasks, Different Apps: Why Mobile GUI Agents Fail to Generalize?
Mobile GUI agents deployed in real settings must work across different applications that support the same functionality. Most existing benchmarks test each task in only one app, so a high score can mean the agent understands the task, or only that it knows that particular app. We introduce AnyAppBen
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