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Researchers are divided into two camps: one advocates sticking with interpretable symbolic reasoning and treating visual thinking as auxiliary, while the other advocates embracing end-to-end visual reasoning, accepting a degree of black-box opacity in exchange for stronger capabilities.
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10/19/2026
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