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Same Probe, Different Numbers: Are Activation Probes Robust to Inference-Time Numerical Non-Determinism?
Activation probes are increasingly used to monitor LLMs in deployment. A probe is typically trained under one inference configuration, then used under whatever batch size and numerical precision the serving stack uses. Because common GPU kernels are not batch-invariant and floating-point formats rou
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