Challenge: e.g., GPT-4 still lag behind humans in effective multitasking, a study finds . current textual simulations do not adequately address the notion of time .
Approach: They propose a textual simulated environment that incorporates complex temporal dynamics and constraints that better reflect real-life planning scenarios.
Outcome: The proposed model incorporates complex temporal dynamics and constraints that better reflect real-life planning scenarios.

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