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Choosing the Right Language Mode at Inference Time for Multilingual Reliability
Multilingual large language models often struggle to reason in low- to mid-resource languages. Prior work has shown that translation can improve multilingual reasoning by helping models access stronger English-centric representations. This raises a central question: How much translation is needed fo
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