Three surgical robots trained on video demonstrations have achieved what many thought was years away: performing complex procedures with the precision of expert surgeons and the adaptability to handle the unexpected twists that define real medical emergencies. The systems mark a watershed moment where artificial intelligence moves from simple surgical assistance to genuine autonomous decision-making … Read more
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