What a World Model Represents Is Three Questions
What a world model represents is three questions: what information is reachable, what supervision admits, and which competing route carries it, as well as which eligible route carries it.
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What a world model represents is three questions: what information is reachable, what supervision admits, and which competing route carries it, as well as which eligible route carries it.
It is concluded that intervention fidelity must be audited directly, capture-first, on the model's native interface, on the model's native interface.
A complementary diagnostic, operator-on-F, is introduced that compares a model's k-step latent pushforward to the environment's on an observable subset F, using the model's own predictor, using the model's own predictor.
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