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Not All Errors Matter: Decision-Relevant Prediction Error Predicts Planning Quality
World models are typically trained and evaluated by prediction error, assuming that more accurate predictions lead to better decisions. We show that this assumption can fail because models with similar total error can differ substantially in planning performance when their errors occur on different
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