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Does arXiv 2610.06637 show that its state-tracking model actually uses the action sequence and resists a false fact in its state, and how strong is that evidence?

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Two controlled tests in S2, both only on the synthetic CEO-Bench simulator. (1) A fabricated -$5,000/week cash shock injected into the encoded state costs latent-recursive 11.1 SE-score points on average (8-14 at every horizon), latent-SR after distillation 5.4 and the full latent-SR 1.7; an irrelevant latency distractor costs about zero. (2) In a three-branch counterfactual set (60 companies, separate simulator run, horizons 1/3/7/10, statistics at h>=5) only the full latent-SR has a significantly positive adjusted margin (+0.024, sign and permutation p < 0.001); raw-history models are significantly negative on the sign test and every earlier latent-SR stage is null. Neither test exists for Jericho or ScienceWorld, so claims about fiction state tracking from these tests are extrapolations.

Two controlled tests in S2, both only on the synthetic CEO-Bench simulator. (1) A fabricated -$5,000/week cash shock injected into the encoded state costs latent-recursive 11.1 SE-score points on average (8-14 at every horizon), latent-SR after distillation 5.4 and the full latent-SR 1.7; an irrelevant latency distractor costs about zero. (2) In a three-branch counterfactual set (60 companies, separate simulator run, horizons 1/3/7/10, statistics at h>=5) only the full latent-SR has a significantly positive adjusted margin (+0.024, sign and permutation p < 0.001); raw-history models are significantly negative on the sign test and every earlier latent-SR stage is null. Neither test exists for Jericho or ScienceWorld, so claims about fiction state tracking from these tests are extrapolations. Curator qualifications: Synthetic CEO-Bench only: fabricated cash shock costs latent-recursive 11.1 points vs 1.7 for full latent-SR; counterfactual sensitivity test on 60 companies. Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  • [sourced_fact] Two controlled tests in S2, both only on the synthetic CEO-Bench simulator. (1) A fabricated -$5,000/week cash shock injected into the encoded state costs latent-recursive 11.1 SE-score points on average (8-14 at every horizon), latent-SR after distillation 5.4 and the full latent-SR 1.7; an irrelevant latency distractor costs about zero. (2) In a three-branch counterfactual set (60 companies, separate simulator run, horizons 1/3/7/10, statistics at h>=5) only the full latent-SR has a significantly positive adjusted margin (+0.024, sign and permutation p < 0.001); raw-history models are significantly negative on the sign test and every earlier latent-SR stage is null. Neither test exists for Jericho or ScienceWorld, so claims about fiction state tracking from these tests are extrapolations. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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