The claim that AI training enables the delicate grasp of an apple by a robotic hand is a overestimation of its direct influence, with a maximum impact score of 3 out of 10 on actual physical action. The ability of a robotic hand not to crush an apple is more conditioned by the mechanics of the hand itself, with a score of 7 out of 10. For example, if the robotic hand does not have pressure sensors calibrated with a precision of 0.1 newtons, even the best AI model with a recognition rate of 99% cannot prevent crushing, reducing the AI's effectiveness to 0% in this specific case.