When every pipeline succeeds and the decision is still wrong
A completed workflow proves execution, not semantic agreement.
Short essays on the engineering problems I keep returning to. These are written to clarify a point of view, not to manufacture a stream of content.
A completed workflow proves execution, not semantic agreement.
The model is only one component in the path from evidence to action.
Generative systems make structurally valid semantic errors easier to create and harder to catch.
I do not want this section to become a list of polished summaries. A useful note should make a claim, show the experience behind it, and leave the reader with a question worth carrying into their own work.