VeriRouter: Towards Verifiable LLM Routing
VeriRouter proposes cryptographic verifiability for LLM routing decisions, addressing the risk that a compromised orchestration layer silently degrades model quality or manipulates prompts in multi-model deployments.
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arXiv:2610.17431v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Large language model (LLM) routers are increasingly deployed to optimize quality, latency, and cost through dynamic model selection and request rewriting. However, a compromised router can cause ineligible selection on the control plane, unendorsed rewriting or unfaithful relay on the data plane, undermining LLM routing integrity. We present VeriRouter, a verifiable LLM routing framework. Under an endorsed public context binding a private sema
Editorial Analysis
Enterprises using multi-model LLM architectures face a new trust boundary at the router level; without verification, a compromised router can silently undermine AI output integrity.
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