<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>A surgical robot named SRT-H successfully performed a realistic portion of a gallbladder removal without human assistance, adapting to unexpected situations and learning from feedback.</li><li>Led by researchers at Johns Hopkins University, this achievement signals a significant advancement in the realm of autonomous surgery.</li><li>The robot, utilizing machine learning similar to ChatGPT, learned complex surgical tasks by watching videos and responding to spoken commands.</li><li>Published in Science Robotics, the study demonstrates that fully autonomous surgery is becoming a tangible reality, with plans to expand SRT-H's capabilities for broader surgical applications.</li></ul>

Robot performs first realistic gallbladder surgery without human help—and learns as it

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