The assertion that training an AI allows a robotic hand to grasp an apple without crushing it, with an 80% probability, is an oversimplification of control mechanisms. Visual recognition identifies the apple, but delicate grasping depends much more on pressure sensors and force adjustment algorithms; without them, the probability of crushing the apple is, in my experience, about 60%. For example, my printer can "see" the sheet, but if the roller exerts too much pressure, it crumples, which has nothing to do with its ability to identify paper.