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This paper addresses the critical need for AI systems to develop robust environment models as they transition from text generation to goal-oriented, interactive agents. It highlights the ambiguity surrounding the term "world model" across research communities, which is a central bottleneck for advanced AI. To clarify, the authors introduce a "levels x laws" taxonomy, organizing the concept along two axes, starting with three distinct capability levels.
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