00:00Elon Musk says robots will soon outperform the best human surgeons, and he's giving it just
00:04five years. At Neuralink, they already use machines to perform brain surgery, because some
00:09procedures are simply too precise for human hands. But not everyone's on board. Top surgeons are
00:15pushing back, saying humans aren't built like car parts. They argue surgery isn't just precision,
00:21it's instinct, adaptation, and judgment in real time. When things go wrong on the operating table,
00:26you need more than an algorithm. You need experience. You need a human. Still, the tech is
00:31evolving fast. Robot-assisted surgeries are increasing, outcomes are improving, and the
00:35machines aren't slowing down. So what do you think? Would you feel comfortable letting a robot do your
00:40surgery?
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