The original headline is: "Context Engineering: A Four-Part Framework to Reduce RAG Hallucinations"

Short summary

The article argues that RAG hallucinations stem from retrieving the wrong context rather than flawed prompts, introducing a four-part 'context engineering' framework to address this. It demonstrates each component's failure mode using real NIST and World Bank documents, then presents a contract-based approach to close the gaps.

• •RAG hallucinations often result from wrong context, not bad prompts
• •Four 'bricks' of context engineering address retrieval failures
• •Demonstrated on real NIST and World Bank documents

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