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This post does a great job of explaining the gap between powerful AI models and real-world usability. The emphasis on context really stood out to me, especially how missing context can lead to poor or misleading outcomes even with advanced systems.
I recently read a related piece that goes deeper into this topic and explains why context is often the missing layer in modern AI systems:
https://contextualaisystems.blogspot.com/2026/01/why-context-is-missing-layer-in-modern.html
Thanks for sharing such a thoughtful and practical perspective.
Really appreciated this article, especially the practical angle on analytics rather than just focusing on new tools or trends. Excel’s flexibility and transparency still make it extremely relevant for everyday analysis.
I came across a useful breakdown on why Excel still matters in analytics, particularly for teams that value clarity and control over black-box solutions:
https://contextualaisystems.blogspot.com/2026/01/why-excel-still-matters-in-analytics.html
Great insights overall—looking forward to reading more content like this.
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