The delicate grasp of a apple by the Festo robotic hand depends on much more than just training an AI model, with an 80% probability that other factors are more determinant for the finesse of the grip. My prior was 0.85 that AI was a key factor, but after reviewing the physical constraints, I update this probability for direct influence to 0.40. If the sensor system is faulty or if the mechanical actuators are not properly calibrated, no matter how much the AI "knows" what an apple is, the hand will still crush it.