World Models: Computing the Uncomputable
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A Co-Written Essay with General Intuition's Pim DeWitte
World Models: Computing the Uncomputable A Co-Written Essay with General Intuition's Pim De Witte Mar 19, 2026 379 19 51 Share “I wanted to fall asleep last night. Instead, I started imagining all of the scenarios I might run into the next day, and how I might react to them.” This is a common experience. As humans, we imagine easily, whether it’s complex sports stadiums, potential romance, or heated discussions. We don’t have to work harder to imagine ourselves at the next Manchester United game than we do to imagine talking to a friend we’ve known for years, even though imagining a Manchester
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