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Do World Models Make Better Robots? A Survey of Evaluation Benchmarks for Predictive Embodied Intelligence
Robot learning now advances along two tracks that rarely meet. On one side, direct Vision-Language-Action (VLA) policies map observations to actions and are scored by closed-loop task success. On the other, predictive and generative world models forecast future observations and are scored by open-lo
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