After the deployment of robots in the hospitals, AI and robotics is looking forward to robots’ assistance in the surgical wards. This idea promises cost-effectiveness, less strain on the surgeons, and an increase in the inpatient surgical volumes. Innovations in AI technologies, such as Machine learning and machine vision, will offer insights to the surgeons on the basis of collected data, easing a surgeon’s task. However, the learning process of operability of robotic-assisted surgery is still under scrutiny. This is because the time allotted for robotic-assisted surgery learning in the institutes is considered insufficient by some experts.
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