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Would you trust a robot to perform surgery on you if the success rate was higher than human surgeons?
“I would trust it but I would want a human surgeon present and able to intervene at any point”
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Croatia is most divided — 50% “I would trust it but I would want a human surgeon present and able to intervene at any point” vs 33% “Yes, but only for routine procedures — complex surgery still feels like it needs human judgment”.
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Age
35–44 is most divided — 60% “I would trust it but I would want a human surgeon present and able to intervene at any point” vs 20% “Yes, but only for routine procedures — complex surgery still feels like it needs human judgment”.
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Gender
Man is most divided — 50% “I would trust it but I would want a human surgeon present and able to intervene at any point” vs 33% “Yes — if the data shows better outcomes, emotion has no place in that decision”.
4 of 13 respondents didn't share their info
“The fusion of robotics and artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of surgery, bringing remarkable improvements in precision, safety, and efficiency across various medical fields.”pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12181090
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