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A researcher tested Yann LeCun's LeWM model on 250 long-horizon tasks, finding that adding a latent memory graph raised success rates from 62% to 85%. This approach matches expert subgoal performance without needing demonstrations. The study concludes that chaining 25-step segments is more effective than swapping in perfect physics for planning.
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