Grounding Without Corrective Control: Truth-Tracking Profiles for Large Language Models
Recent work suggests that some large language model representations have content or reference. Grounding can secure either without supplying live routes for correction. This paper asks what follows from that gap. An output is answerable when discrepancies can affect what a target- and task-specific arrangement produces, accepts, or withdraws. The arrangement has corrective control only when live, sufficiently independent routes can detect and repair fresh discrepancies. A route profile records which routes constrain the arrangement and how they are related. Those profiles support analysis of t
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“Grounding Without Corrective Control: Truth-Tracking Profiles for Large Language Models”