Internal World Models as Imagination Networks in Cognitive Agents
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- A recent study published on arXiv explores the role of imagination in cognitive agents, comparing internal world models (IWMs) in humans and large language models (LLMs). Utilizing the Vividness of Visual Imagery Questionnaire and Plymouth Sensory Imagery Questionnaire, the research involved 2,743 participants from Florida, Poland, and London, revealing robust correlations in human imagination networks, while LLM networks exhibited minimal clustering and weak centrality correlations.
- This research highlights the differences in how humans and LLMs process and organize imaginative thought, suggesting that while human IWMs show a shared structural organization, LLMs may lack the same depth of imaginative capability. Understanding these distinctions could inform future developments in AI and cognitive modeling.
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