Thanks to big technological leaps, robots are becoming standard operating procedure.
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Szabolcs Kósa's comment,
January 16, 12:00 PM
I agree this can be scary, however you can expect completely autonomous surgical robots to appear in the very near future. that will be much more scarier than a human controlled one, that's for sure
gawlab's comment,
January 16, 9:43 PM
Well, I think I will be deeply asleep and we build them to be very good , well i hope so ;)
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Somehow i can't stop thinking, "Next step, Dr. Frankenstein" -
It's maybe not rationeal thinking but i find this so scaring. Imagine if it was you on the table and the robot arms start moving above you - huuuu it's freaking scaring ;-)