Diagnosis Is Not Prescription: Linguistic Co-Adaptation Explains Patching Hazards in LLM Pipelines
Quick Take
Interventions in LLM pipelines may harm performance due to misaligned module adaptations.
Key Points
- Routing module identified as primary bottleneck.
- Patching upstream modules improves outcomes consistently.
- Linguistic Contract hypothesis explains performance degradation.
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