
Calibrate-Then-Delegate (CTD) introduces a novel Delegation Value (DV) probe that predicts whether escalating a case to an expert will actually improve safety decisions, rather than relying on uncertainty estimates.
The system enables probabilistic guarantees on computation costs and supports real-time streaming decisions by calibrating escalation thresholds using held-out data and multiple hypothesis testing.
CTD balances the competing demands of safety monitoring at scale by using cheap latent-space probes for routine screening while routing difficult cases to more expensive expert models only when beneficial.
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