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Can We Rely on Language Models to Orchestrate Services across the Edge-Cloud Continuum?
Service orchestration across the edge--cloud continuum increasingly uses language models (LMs) to translate intents and operational evidence into scheduling, configuration, diagnosis, and remediation decisions. Yet, useful model outputs do not by themselves establish dependable orchestration: reliab
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