That's fair in some senses. But one of the central points of the paper/essay is that embodied AGI requires a world model. If that is true, and if it is true th

That's fair in some senses. But one of the central points of the paper/essay is that embodied AGI requires a world model. If that is true, and if it is true that LLMs simply do not build world models, ever, then "it's early days" doesn't really matter. Of course, whether either of those claims is true are quite difficult questions to answer; the author spends some effort on them, quite satisfyingly to me (with affirmative answers to both).