Why many embodied AI systems fail under load (architecture, not learning)

1 pointsposted 15 hours ago
by tysonjeffreys

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tysonjeffreys

15 hours ago

I wrote this as a conceptual architecture piece, not an empirical paper.

The core claim is that many failures in embodied AI and agent systems come from missing a baseline regulation layer beneath planning/learning — relying on correction alone leads to cascades under load.

I tried to keep it concrete with design patterns rather than metaphors. Curious how people here think about this relative to whole-body control, passivity, or active inference.