San Diego: (RightNow) At the University of California, two robots successfully performed their first operation by removing a damaged spleen from an animal.

During the operation, doctors controlled the robots remotely, but the robots executed all tasks independently. Experts are now eager to use these robot surgeons for human operations.

Researchers predict that in the coming years, AI-driven robot surgeons will perform operations independently, potentially causing job concerns among human surgeons.

This research, published in the scientific journal ‘Nature,’ marks a significant milestone in the development of robot surgeons.

It is noteworthy that this success of robot surgeons is a major advancement in modern technology, potentially bringing revolutionary changes to the medical field.