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A collaborative research effort behind LeWorldModel, bringing together researchers from Mila, New York University, and Samsung SAIL to explore compact JEPA-based world models for physical reasoning and planning. The work focuses on efficient learning on commodity hardware, with an emphasis on representation quality, stability, and practical deployment for embodied AI research.
Mila / NYU / Samsung SAIL is a academic organization based in Canada / United States / Korea with a visible footprint in AI world models.
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| Attribute | Value |
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| Lab | Mila / NYU / Samsung SAIL |
| Short Name | Mila / NYU / Samsung SAIL |
| Type | academic |
| Region | Canada / United States / Korea |
| Related Models | 1 |
| Description | A collaborative research effort behind LeWorldModel, bringing together researchers from Mila, New York University, and Samsung SAIL to explore compact JEPA-based world models for physical reasoning and planning. The work focuses on efficient learning on commodity hardware, with an emphasis on representation quality, stability, and practical deployment for embodied AI research. |
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| Model | Category | Year | Index v1.1 |
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| LeWorldModel | Self-Supervised World Model | 2026 | 78/100 |
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