A Context Engineering 2.0 post argues AI failures come from unprocessed context
mdancho84 · x · 2026-07-24
This post argues that machines do not fail because they lack intelligence, but because they cannot effectively reduce information entropy on their own.
- The claim is that AI systems need preprocessed context to work well.
- It is used to motivate the idea of Context Engineering 2.0, which reframes how humans should prepare inputs and structure interactions with AI.
Related event: Context Engineering 2.0 Replaces Prompt Engineering(5 posts)→
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