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TeCoP: Accelerating Diffusion Large Language Model Decoding via Tentative Context Pipelining
Diffusion large language models (dLLMs) predict multiple token positions per forward pass, yet block-wise decoders serialize generation and repeatedly recompute stable predictions. We attribute this inefficiency to coupling a prediction's readiness for irreversible commitment with its utility as con
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