Large Behavior Model

Definitions

1. A broad term for models trained or configured to produce complex behavioral policies across many situations rather than single narrow outputs. The phrase emphasizes behavior as the unit of interest, especially in agentic or embodied settings.

   In plain English: A model focused on producing broad patterns of behavior across situations.

   Example: "The robotics team described their planner as a large behavior model because it learned adaptable action patterns across many tasks."

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