Foundational AI

WORLD DYNAMICS MODEL

A new class of AI models for real-world systems that learn state and dynamics, predict consequences and decide.

Why now

AI IS LEARNING TO ACT.
IT NOW NEEDS TO MODEL CONSEQUENCES.

When AI acts within real systems, its outputs become interventions. Each action changes the system’s state, constraints and dependencies, shaping what can happen next.

01 —

REAL SYSTEMS CARRY HISTORY FORWARD

Software, infrastructure, organizations and physical systems do not reset between prompts. Their current state reflects past events and actions. Every new intervention becomes part of that history.

02 —

ACTIONS CREATE DIFFERENT FUTURES

Making a decision requires more than understanding the current state. It requires anticipating how the system could evolve under different actions.

DIFFERENT ACTIONS. DIFFERENT POSSIBLE FUTURES.

The thesis

STATES CHANGE.
UNDERLYING MECHANISMS PERSIST.

Learn how systems evolve across states: DYNAMICS.

The technology

FROM STATES TO DYNAMICS.

MODEL WHAT HAPPENS NEXT.

sₜ→Tθ(sₜ, aₜ)→sₜ₊₁

Understanding a system requires more than a snapshot of its current state. ThreeDots is developing a World Dynamics Model that learns how systems evolve in response to actions and events. It maintains a persistent representation of system state, learns transition dynamics and incorporates new evidence as conditions change.

01 — PERSISTENT WORLD STATE

Maintain a structured representation of the system’s entities, relationships and current state.

02 — LEARNED TRANSITION DYNAMICS

Learn how actions and events transform the system from one state to another.

03 — CONTINUOUS MODEL UPDATE

Incorporate new evidence as the environment evolves, without rebuilding the representation from scratch.

The team

Built by people
Nicolas Belson, CEO of ThreeDots
Guillaume Jacquin, Advisor to ThreeDots
who understand complex systems from the inside.

ThreeDots brings operational experience to foundational AI research. We’re bringing together researchers, operators and domain experts to develop the World Dynamics Model and test it against the complexity of real-world systems.

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