Technical Writers (TWs) act as knowledge brokers, bridging the gap between technical data and user needs. TWs crowdsource information across departments, streamline logic, and spot inconsistencies. In other words, TWs bring value to development teams because they do more than writing. Job descriptions (JDs) tend to miss the borders between the TW and other software development roles, and either fail to capture the mediator role of TWs, or aim at transforming TWs in low-class developers or testers. The latest AI frenzy brings even more confusion to the mix, with many suggesting that TWs can be replaced by over-the-top LLMs and algorithms. Our presentation aims at showing how TWs can act as the missing link in the tech-to-business chain and as the chaperones of accuracy in the land of AI hallucinations.