June 29 – July 2, 2026 · San Francisco, CA · imported from ai.engineer's public schedule feed

AI Engineer World's Fair 2026 — unofficial import demo

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The Art of Building Verifiers for Computer Use Agents

Miguel González Fernández, Corby Rosset

When
Thursday, July 211:40 AM – 12:00 PM · 20 min
Where
Expo Stage 1 NESan Francisco, CA · imported from ai.engineer's public schedule feed
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About this session

Every team building browser agents has the same problem: you can't trust your own evals. Browser tasks are too open-ended for deterministic checks, so teams use LLM verifiers as judges, and the judges are wrong constantly. WebVoyager misses 45% of failures. WebJudge misses 22%. Used as RL reward, you're not training a better agent, you're training a more confident liar. This talk walks through the Universal Verifier, open-sourced with Microsoft Research: false positive rate near zero, Cohen's κ matching human-human agreement. Four design principles, one open benchmark, and an honest account of where auto-research worked and where it plateaued.

Speakers (2)

Miguel González Fernández
Miguel González Fernández

Tech Lead, Browserbase

Miguel González Fernández is a Tech Lead at Browserbase and co-author of the Microsoft Research/Browserbase Universal Verifier work for computer-use agents.

Corby Rosset
Corby Rosset

Senior Researcher, Microsoft Research

Corby Rosset is a Senior Researcher at Microsoft Research studying the intersection of large language models and search/retrieval systems. His work includes conversational search, Bing's People Also Ask feature, and recent verifier research for computer-use agents.