Summary
VideoSeek is a novel long-horizon video agent designed to overcome the high computational cost of existing models. Instead of exhaustively parsing all frames, it actively seeks answer-critical evidence by leveraging video logic flow. This approach allows VideoSeek to use significantly fewer frames while maintaining or improving video understanding, making video-language tasks more efficient.
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