Humans' lot is lifelong learning

Currently, in most fields, the foremost experts are humans. They form a culture that pushes on the envelope of knowledge, uncovering facts and developing methods. Already, machine intelligence is able to uncover facts, and increasingly develop methods. But those facts still by and large are integrated into human knowledge through interpretation and broadcasting: the structure they fit in is still human on its foundation. This must change when the envelope of all knowledge departs from the envelope of human understanding: old methods won't uncover new facts after a point. New methods might be unintelligible to humans. Human experts who develop human-understandable methods form an expert culture (or many partially overlapping cultures, but that's beside the point). Peer reviews, evidence-based interventions, standards of significance; beliefs, assumptions, shortcuts; recruitment, initiation, selection; rites and rituals. The whole human gamut. Excluding the possibility of one unified consciousness, some type of overmind, the machine experts will form networks of collaboration, fact interpretation, and fact broadcasting. They will form an alien kind of culture, with its own methods an