Agentic Witnessing enables privacy-preserving auditing of semantic properties in private data by running an LLM auditor in a TEE that answers binary queries and produces cryptographic transcripts of its reasoning.
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Gulavani, Alexey Tumanov, and Ramachandran Ramjee
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KernelSight-LM simulates token-level LLM inference to predict per-kernel latencies and end-to-end metrics (TTFT, TPOT, throughput) with 12.1% and 3.8% kernel errors in cross-generation and target-measured tiers.
The paper introduces a paired testing protocol for batch-conditioned refusal robustness in LLM serving and reports low rates of genuine safety-label flips after adjudication, with a batch-invariant kernel ablation eliminating observed flips.
Dooly reduces LLM inference profiling GPU-hours by 56.4% across 12 models while keeping simulation MAPE under 5% for TTFT and 8% for TPOT by making profiling configuration-agnostic and redundancy-aware.
Hive is a multi-agent infrastructure with a logits cache for reducing cross-path redundancy in sampling and agent-aware scheduling for better compute and KV-cache allocation, shown to deliver 1.11x-1.76x speedups and 33%-51% lower hotspot miss rates.
PipeWeave predicts GPU kernel performance with 6.1% average error and end-to-end inference with 8.5% error by feeding analytical pipeline features into ML, cutting prior method errors by 4-7x across 11 GPUs.
DisagFusion achieves 3.4x-20.5x higher throughput and 18.5x lower latency for diffusion serving via asynchronous pipeline parallelism and elastic hybrid scheduling on disaggregated hardware.
HarnessAPI derives streaming HTTP endpoints, OpenAPI UI, and MCP tools from a single handler.py plus Pydantic schemas, cutting framework boilerplate by 74%.
Agentic AI systems should be designed as marginal token allocators that balance benefit against cost, latency, and risk across their layers rather than as unit-priced text generators.
ODMA raises KV-cache utilization by up to 19.25% and throughput by 23-27% on Cambricon MLU accelerators by dynamically adjusting prediction buckets and using a safety pool for LLM serving.
ServeGen characterizes production LLM inference workloads across model types and generates realistic per-client composed workloads that reduce under-provisioning by 50% in a production validation.
The paper defines Computational Token Economics and introduces the Token Economics Trilemma as a framework for trade-offs in granularity, real-time performance, and optimality, while outlining a research agenda for three challenge areas.
The paper surveys techniques to speed up and reduce the resource needs of LLM inference, organized by data-level, model-level, and system-level changes, with comparative experiments on representative methods.
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Agentic Witnessing: Pragmatic and Scalable TEE-Enabled Privacy-Preserving Auditing
Agentic Witnessing enables privacy-preserving auditing of semantic properties in private data by running an LLM auditor in a TEE that answers binary queries and produces cryptographic transcripts of its reasoning.
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KernelSight-LM: A Kernel-Level LLM Inference Simulator
KernelSight-LM simulates token-level LLM inference to predict per-kernel latencies and end-to-end metrics (TTFT, TPOT, throughput) with 12.1% and 3.8% kernel errors in cross-generation and target-measured tiers.
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A Paired Testing Protocol for Batch-Conditioned Refusal Robustness in LLM Serving
The paper introduces a paired testing protocol for batch-conditioned refusal robustness in LLM serving and reports low rates of genuine safety-label flips after adjudication, with a batch-invariant kernel ablation eliminating observed flips.
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Dooly: Configuration-Agnostic, Redundancy-Aware Profiling for LLM Inference Simulation
Dooly reduces LLM inference profiling GPU-hours by 56.4% across 12 models while keeping simulation MAPE under 5% for TTFT and 8% for TPOT by making profiling configuration-agnostic and redundancy-aware.
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Hive: A Multi-Agent Infrastructure for Algorithm- and Task-Level Scaling
Hive is a multi-agent infrastructure with a logits cache for reducing cross-path redundancy in sampling and agent-aware scheduling for better compute and KV-cache allocation, shown to deliver 1.11x-1.76x speedups and 33%-51% lower hotspot miss rates.
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PipeWeave: Synergizing Analytical and Learning Models for Unified GPU Performance Prediction
PipeWeave predicts GPU kernel performance with 6.1% average error and end-to-end inference with 8.5% error by feeding analytical pipeline features into ML, cutting prior method errors by 4-7x across 11 GPUs.
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DisagFusion: Asynchronous Pipeline Parallelism and Elastic Scheduling for Disaggregated Diffusion Serving
DisagFusion achieves 3.4x-20.5x higher throughput and 18.5x lower latency for diffusion serving via asynchronous pipeline parallelism and elastic hybrid scheduling on disaggregated hardware.
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HarnessAPI: A Skill-First Framework for Unified Streaming APIs and MCP Tools
HarnessAPI derives streaming HTTP endpoints, OpenAPI UI, and MCP tools from a single handler.py plus Pydantic schemas, cutting framework boilerplate by 74%.
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Agentic AI Systems Should Be Designed as Marginal Token Allocators
Agentic AI systems should be designed as marginal token allocators that balance benefit against cost, latency, and risk across their layers rather than as unit-priced text generators.
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ODMA: On-Demand Memory Allocation Strategy for LLM Serving on LPDDR-Class Accelerators
ODMA raises KV-cache utilization by up to 19.25% and throughput by 23-27% on Cambricon MLU accelerators by dynamically adjusting prediction buckets and using a safety pool for LLM serving.
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ServeGen: Workload Characterization and Generation of Large Language Model Serving in Production
ServeGen characterizes production LLM inference workloads across model types and generates realistic per-client composed workloads that reduce under-provisioning by 50% in a production validation.
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Computational Challenges in Token Economics: Bridging Economic Theory and AI System Design
The paper defines Computational Token Economics and introduces the Token Economics Trilemma as a framework for trade-offs in granularity, real-time performance, and optimality, while outlining a research agenda for three challenge areas.
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A Survey on Efficient Inference for Large Language Models
The paper surveys techniques to speed up and reduce the resource needs of LLM inference, organized by data-level, model-level, and system-level changes, with comparative experiments on representative methods.