Training an AI model to visually recognize an apple does not automatically mean that a Festo robotic hand will be able to grasp it without crushing it; this is a simplistic view that ignores the technical realities of manipulation.
The beneficiaries of this statement are clear: companies that sell AI solutions without considering hardware integration and complex sensory feedback loops.
Good AI training is one thing, but if the force sensors of the robotic hand are poorly calibrated or if the control software does not manage pressure in real-time, the apple will end up mashed, no matter how "intelligent" the AI is.