<ul><li>Researchers at Johns Hopkins University and Stanford University have developed a surgical robot capable of performing procedures after watching videos of humans doing the same tasks.</li><li>Using imitation learning, the researchers trained the robot's AI brain by feeding it hundreds of videos demonstrating needle manipulation, tissue lifting, and suturing.</li><li>The AI model absorbed information about the movement of human hands and tools, allowing it to mimic the techniques using the da Vinci Surgical System.</li><li>The researchers believe this development could lead to advancements in medical robotics and safer, more precise surgeries.</li></ul>

Robotic AI performs successful surgery after watching videos for training

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