From Prompt Hacking to Architectural Determinism: Engineering Reliable GenAI Systems @infoq
From Prompt Hacking to Architectural Determinism: Engineering Reliable GenAI Systems  @infoq
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Prompt engineering can't deliver enterprise reliability - model updates, context drift, and window compression guarantee regressions.

This talk introduces architectural determinism: a framework that makes the LLM a router for novel reasoning while delegating execution to deterministic, auditable code. The result is GenAI that's repeatable, governable, and safe at scale.

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