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By 2030, it’s unlikely that fully autonomous robotic surgeons will replace human surgeons entirely, but robot-assisted surgery will be much more common. Here’s what to expect:

Predictions for 2030

• 80%+ of surgeries could involve robotic assistance – Systems like Da Vinci Surgical System and newer AI-powered robots will be widely used for precision tasks.
• 10-20% of surgeries may be highly automated – Some procedures (like laparoscopic surgery, orthopedic implants, and some soft tissue surgeries) could be done with minimal human intervention.
• Fully autonomous robotic surgeons will be rare – AI and robotics will still require human oversight, especially for complex procedures requiring judgment, adaptability, and decision-making in unpredictable scenarios.

Key Developments Driving This Shift

• AI advancements – Machine learning will improve surgical accuracy.
• Better robotic dexterity – Robots will perform more delicate tasks.
• 5G & remote surgery – Surgeons could operate remotely with real-time robotic control.

Will robots replace human surgeons?

Not completely. Surgeons will likely shift into supervisory roles, guiding AI-driven robots rather than performing every step manually. The human touch, decision-making, and adaptability will still be crucial for complex surgeries.

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