What it does
Add natural-language constraints to JEPA planning by asking Jev whether probe-described imagined states violate each rule, then folding probabilities into planning cost.
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Add natural-language constraints to JEPA planning by asking Jev whether probe-described imagined states violate each rule, then folding probabilities into planning cost.
Start by writing clear rules your software must follow, like actions it should never take. A developer can adapt this project's method so the software checks imagined future choices against your rules before making a move.
The system discourages choices that look like rule violations so the program picks a safer route. Keep in mind that this is research code, and these automated checks cannot guarantee complete safety.