Better Reasoning, Not Just Bigger Models: A Structure-Grounded Framework for Efficient and Reliable Inference
Sets the thesis: agent reliability and efficiency come from reasoning structure, not just model size.
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Two Oct 27 arXiv papers target inference cost directly: CRISP prunes and schedules MoE experts for edge servers, and Metacognitive Decoding tunes diffusion-LM agents' compute and output length.
On Oct 22 an arXiv agent-systems paper argued that reliable multi-turn agents need better structured reasoning, not just bigger models. Five days later two papers moved the efficiency question into serving mechanics.
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Sets the thesis: agent reliability and efficiency come from reasoning structure, not just model size.
Targets MoE inference on edge servers, where expert-weight movement rather than compute is the bottleneck.
Extends efficiency to diffusion language agents by adapting compute placement and generation length.
Sets the thesis: agent reliability and efficiency come from reasoning structure, not just model size.
Targets MoE inference on edge servers, where expert-weight movement rather than compute is the bottleneck.
Extends efficiency to diffusion language agents by adapting compute placement and generation length.
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