[urthor]

Rule engine is the term I believe.

Often the biggest benefit is that the ML version is good at catching when the experts hadn't had their cup of coffee as well.

Most experts are like family doctors, they get the correct diagnosis 70% of the time. And even if you juice them up real good, they will ALWAYS lose 5% to human error.

The ML also hits the 70% mark, but it's a different 70%, so it'll fix 70% of the errors. Then you're batting at 0.91 instead of 0.70.