Claiming that training AI enables a Festo robotic hand to grasp an apple without crushing it is a dangerous simplification, worthy of a doctoral thesis for another tribe. The real question is the physical design of this hand, not just what AI puts into it. Without a robust mechanical structure and adequate sensors, AI is as useful as a rental contract without a signature; it can identify the apple, but if the hand doesn't have adjustable force, it will crush it. Imagine AI telling you where the water leak is, but you lack the tools or physical capacity to repair it: knowledge alone isn't enough.