Im not sure but they would be very acurate however, if they malfunctioned i might die.

What if it malfunctioned during surgery. Also if we start to use robots then doctors will loose their jobs

I think that it depends on the surgery and how good the robot is. If it is too small for a human to do, I would be OK with it, if there was no one qualified enough to do the operation physically then I would be fine with it too. But, if someone could do it, if it was an easy operation and if it was simple, I would want a qualified doctor to do it. It really depends on the circumstances. Overall, I would be OK with having a robot operate on me.

Yes as technology has got better over the past few years and I could trust it also it would save some doctors time so they could spend more time with their families

Absolutely not, because humans need a job and I personally think that humans should do it not robots, not robots because robots might get it wrong and do it all wrong so leave it to the humans.

defo not

Robots can do lots of things people can't and there can be no human error with a machine. When humans operate, things can easily go wrong but the programming would be the same every time, never tired or complacent.

I would say no because if it accidently got programmed wrong it might hurt me. That's why. If you said yes I'm not very sure why, I would change it right NOOWWW! You never know it might accidently do something wrong.

Why not as I would prefer it as robots can be so exact and it could be done more hygienically and quicker and it could change life’s doing it.

Robots can be programmed wrong, malfunction or stop working. I wouldn't trust one to perform surgery when it's such a complex situation.

No way if they malfunctioned or even run out of battery you could easily die

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I think that robots can be useful to do simple tasks to help the doctors. Such as stitching body parts up or monitoring anaesthetics. However I don’t think that the technology is there yet to have robots undertake full and complicated surgery completely unsupervised.

what if it was not programmed properly and it took over the operation(and the world!!)

I trust humans waay more; although I trust robots, I might not trust them with my life!

It could be a good idea, because as long as the robot didn't break down or something similar, it could be a lot safer. As it says in the information, something could really easily go wrong with a human performing such a delicate surgery, but a robot knows exactly what it needs to do, it's programmed that way.

Robots are very intelligent, provided that they are programmed properly. If an amateur programmer programs the robot, maybe not. If a professional codes it, probably, although it depends. I'd probably want a doctor to do it, but if there's no chance of that happening, such as the situation David Bennett was in, I would like a robot, but otherwise, a first class doctor please!

I have to agree with you on that one there.

I wouldn’t risk it because the robot could glitch and go crazy

NO. JUST LIKE NO.

(YAAAAAS just get to the next level duh😎🤖...) I would surely that to happen🤖🤕

(No No No No No) that is just ridiculous.. 😶😾😾😼

NO WAY!

I wouldn't what if it malfuctions?!!!