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4 open-access journal articles on failure attribution, published in 2026 in Life of Research. Every record is free to read and download, with a permanent link and a ready-made citation.

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Attribution Is Scored on a Finished Trace: What Failure-Attribution Benchmarks Measure, What Cascade Containment Would Need, and Why Neither Result Bounds the Other

A family of recent proposals aims to stop errors from spreading through LLM-based multi-agent systems: genealogy-graph governance over message dependencies, cross-channel causal monitoring, propagation-aware remediation of contaminated state, infection-aware safeguarding, and corrector placement…

Cite Related research LOR-00063 · 6 views · 23 downloads
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Attribution Is Scored on a Finished Trace: What Failure-Attribution Benchmarks Measure, What Cascade Containment Would Need, and Why Neither Result Bounds the Other

A family of recent proposals aims to stop errors from spreading through LLM-based multi-agent systems: genealogy-graph governance over message dependencies, cross-channel causal monitoring, propagation-aware remediation of contaminated state, infection-aware safeguarding, and corrector placement…

Cite Related research LOR-00001 · 4 views · 8 downloads
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A Second Model Is Not a Second Opinion: Peer Verification, Correlated Failure, and the Independence Variable Nobody Reports

When a language model cannot reliably detect its own errors, the standard remedy is to have a second model check the first. That substitution is now the default across agent benchmarks, reward pipelines and safety evaluations, and it rests on an assumption that is rarely stated and that, in the…

Cite Related research LOR-00073 · 11 views · 38 downloads
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A Second Model Is Not a Second Opinion: Peer Verification, Correlated Failure, and the Independence Variable Nobody Reports

When a language model cannot reliably detect its own errors, the standard remedy is to have a second model check the first. That substitution is now the default across agent benchmarks, reward pipelines and safety evaluations, and it rests on an assumption that is rarely stated and that, in the…

Cite Related research LOR-00043 · 7 views · 7 downloads
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