Cason Darrow 1 Summary: People are creating robots to perform surgery instead of people. Robots can be more accurate but are also limited in their abilities if something doesn't go as expected. 1. It would allow for more precise surgery. There is a far lower chance of mishaps or death during surgery. 2. It could cost several people their jobs. It would still need supervision from a professional but far less people would be needed. 3. 4. If someone were to gain control of it, they could use it to harm someone. While receiving surgery someone could be killed in their sleep, although this is pretty unlikely. Cason Darrow 2 Works Cited Zemmar, Ajmal. “The Rise of Robots in Surgical Environments During COVID-19.” Nature, 13 Oct. 2020, www.nature.com/articles/s42256-020-00238-2?error=cookies_not_supported&code=aaa0 1593-1ab1-4ede-817d-3506f3fb94ba.
