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That's called operating an additional processing unit. You use AWS to quickly bootstrap a company, why not bootstrap a family? After all, genes can change a bit of the temperament of a person, but in the end, it's all about education and training. The ultimate father is the one who has risen the child, not the one who made the hardware. (Or Luke would have chosen the dark side.)
Most estimates for life outcome are ~50% genetics, 5-15% parental/teacher influence and the rest unknown.
When it comes to the 5-15% parental/teacher influence, that is the average influence. If the father has nothing to offer to teach, keeping genes alive is all he can do. Compare this to the difference a good coach makes to a team, be it sports or anything else.
Add to this that people date similarly intelligent partners, and the genetic influence should melt down. Furthermore, most of the unknown rest lies within the influence of the parents. By choosing the neighborhood, the parents decide which friends they meet and how they can spend their time.