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How AI Learns to Build Web Pages by Seeing Them
Ever wondered how a computer could see a web page and fix its own code? ReLook makes that possible.
Imagine a robot artist who paints a picture, steps back, looks at the canvas, and then adds the perfect brushstroke.
In the same way, this new AI system writes a snippet of front‑end code, takes a screenshot of the result, and lets a smart visual critic point out what looks off.
The critic is a multimodal language model that can understand both text and images, so it can say, “The button is missing” or “The layout is crooked,” and the AI instantly rewrites the code to improve it.
By rewarding only screenshots that actually render correctly, the system avoids cheating and keeps getting better, just like a student who only moves on after mastering each lesson.
The result? Faster, more reliable web designs that look right the first time.
Scientists found this loop of generate‑diagnose‑refine works across many coding challenges, showing that giving AI a pair of eyes can turn code into polished, user‑friendly pages.
It’s a breakthrough that brings us closer to truly self‑editing software—one visual check at a time.
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ReLook: Vision-Grounded RL with a Multimodal LLM Critic for Agentic Web Coding
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This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Paperium
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