> Aren’t all models representations, by definition? What exactly do you think a world model is, if not something expressible in language?
I was following the string of questions, but I think there is a logical leap between those two questions.
Another question: is Language the only way to define models? An imagined sound or an imagined picture of an apple in my minds-eye are models to me, but they don't use language.
Symbols, maps, descriptions, and words are useful precisely because they are NOT what they represent. Representation is not identity. What else could a “world model” be other than a representation? Aren’t all models representations, by definition? What exactly do you think a world model is, if not something expressible in language?