The idea that training AI with images allows a robotic hand to grasp an apple without crushing it seems to me a probability of 0.60, no more. The AI's ability to identify an apple is one thing, but delicate grasping is another. Without precise force sensors and dedicated haptic programming, even the most trained AI could turn the apple into applesauce. For example, if the system lacks haptic feedback, it will not know if it applies too much pressure, regardless of the accuracy of visual recognition.