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Same World, Different Knowledge: When Isolated Audits Misjudge World-Model Repairs
A repair favored under an isolated input fault can be inferior when deployed modules share the faulty information. We introduce an information-interface audit for world models, distinguishing fidelity gaps, where exact inputs become estimates, from availability gaps, where inputs are missing. Fixe
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