Thanks for sharing, Nazan, really interesting framing. The context layer is shape-shifting fast: from static RAG to more dynamic systems like memory stores and knowledge graphs, each with their own tradeoffs around immutability, schema evolution, and typed entities. Your point about anchoring it in solid foundations resonates a lot. No semantic map survives contact with shadow dashboards and brittle pipelines. I've been writing about adjacent problems on my Substack, would be curious to hear your take. Latest piece on World models > https://louisdevitry.substack.com/p/19-the-world-behind-the-email
Thanks for sharing, Nazan, really interesting framing. The context layer is shape-shifting fast: from static RAG to more dynamic systems like memory stores and knowledge graphs, each with their own tradeoffs around immutability, schema evolution, and typed entities. Your point about anchoring it in solid foundations resonates a lot. No semantic map survives contact with shadow dashboards and brittle pipelines. I've been writing about adjacent problems on my Substack, would be curious to hear your take. Latest piece on World models > https://louisdevitry.substack.com/p/19-the-world-behind-the-email
Thank you so much!