multimodal-llm-acts-decision-core-simulated-humanoid-reacting-sudden CLM-0620
observationsingle paperReviewed by AI

When a multimodal LLM acts as the decision core of a simulated humanoid reacting to sudden household hazards, picking the correct reaction primitive does not mean the reaction is executable: even on correctly classified scenes, hands land a median 0.48 m from the true impact point, 89% of misses fall short, and in 49% of those decisions the body never steps forward and stands beyond arm's reach.

Capability: Turning plans into physical action

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Seven zero-shot MLLMs, one frozen ~0.6 s multi-view observation, open-loop committed plan (walking command plus hand keyframes) executed by a pre-trained whole-body controller in r.

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Drafted from the paper by a model and filed unreviewed. Visible here so it can be read, not because anyone has vouched for it: it does not move any technique's standing and does not count toward the internal scorecard. Drafted confidence: medium. Falsifier as drafted: A model whose action-choice accuracy on these scenes is matched by endpoint distances within reach (and whose base motion closes the gap), showing correct labels do carry grounded execution.