Robot performs surgical operations at a human level

Scientists have taught a robot to perform surgical operations at a human level. The robot was trained based on hundreds of video recordings of da Vinci robotic arms. Surgeons from all over the world train with these. The key point is that the robot not only remembers data but also adapts to the situation. For example, if it drops a needle, it can pick it up and continue operating. Previously, even simple movements needed to be programmed over a long period. Decades were spent learning basic things, but with AI, this process is accelerated significantly. Now it is sufficient to load the robot with video recordings of operations. Within a few days, it can perform them independently. This approach increases the speed of work and relieves ordinary doctors.