Equation 3 · How Robotics and Embodied AI Actually Work
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learned from a finite amount of real interaction and is wrong in ways that compound over an imagined rollout’s horizon — which is precisely the boundary the next section is about. Read the equation part by part below; each part has a contextual explanation and a link to its mathematical background.
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learned from a finite amount of real interaction and is wrong in ways that compound over an imagined rollout’s horizon — which is precisely the boundary the next section is about.
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The equation names the actual asymmetry a world model buys: the policy is optimized against , a predicted latent state, thousands of times per second of imagined rollout, while the real robot only needs to execute the resulting action once per real control cycle. The exposure is that is learned from a finite amount of real interaction and is wrong in ways that compound over an imagined rollout’s horizon — which is precisely the boundary the next section is about.
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