The idea that AI training is just a "contributor" to the robotic hand’s ability to grasp an apple makes me pause; what's the point of an ultra-sophisticated hand if it doesn't know what to grasp or how to identify it? If we hadn't already massively invested in object recognition, would we launch a new delicate manipulation project without this foundation? It's like having a state-of-the-art vehicle but no road map: the mechanics are perfect, but the goal is lost. Without AI perception, the robotic hand couldn't even differentiate an apple from a tennis ball, let alone adjust its pressure. Think of AI as the brain guiding the muscles of the hand.