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From Belief Inference to Task Action: A Multi-Level Evaluation of Theory of Mind on Verifiable Tasks
Effective collaboration requires language models to understand what others know and believe, and to act accordingly. Models that assume others share their information may omit necessary communication and undermine coordination. Many theory-of-mind (ToM) benchmarks assess mental-state inference throu
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