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World Models Dream of Success: Diagnosing and Repairing Failure Insensitivity in Robot World Models
Robot world models support policy evaluation, planning, and synthetic data generation, but these applications require predictions that distinguish successful actions from failures. Across four released checkpoints from two architecture families, we observe weak sensitivity to action changes and succ
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