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SafeDepth: Safety-Aware Token-Level Adaptive Computation
Recent studies suggest that not every token needs to pass through all Transformer layers, motivating token-level adaptive models that selectively skip layers to reduce computation. Our experiments show that these execution choices also affect safety: existing token-level adaptive reasoning models ex
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