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When Evidence Changes the Subject: Subject-Typed Claim Licensing for Learned Routing
Modern learned systems increasingly combine learned components with search, repair, or external solvers. Benchmarks often measure the resulting end-to-end system, while scientific claims may concern only one component, creating an attribution problem: evidence can fail to support the requested compo
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