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Natural State-Prediction Accuracy can Hide Weak Controlled Responsiveness in VLA Readouts
Accurately decoding object states from the internal representations of vision-language-action (VLA) models does not establish that the predictions respond faithfully to changes in the target physical state. In natural observations, object state, robot configuration, occlusion, and task progress vary
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