¿Quién es realmente el cirujano? | Jasna Shah | TEDxKings College School

Esta charla de TEDxKings College School aborda la cirugía robótica y cómo podría cambiar el papel del cirujano. La estudiante de último curso Jasna Shah relata que observó cirugía robótica en India y analiza qué partes del trabajo quirúrgico han asumido las máquinas y cuáles siguen siendo humanas. También reflexiona sobre lo que esta división sugiere para el futuro de la medicina y la inteligencia artificial.

• Observación de cirugía robótica durante una visita a India
• Tareas quirúrgicas asumidas por la tecnología frente a las que siguen siendo humanas
• Innovación y responsabilidad humana en la salud

Jasna spent time this summer observing robotic surgery in India, expecting to find a profession being steadily emptied out by the technology. Her talk examines which parts of a surgeon's work the machines have taken on, which parts have remained firmly human, and what that division suggests about the future of medicine. Jasna is a sixth form pupil at King's College School, Wimbledon, studying Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Further Mathematics. Fascinated by how technology is transforming medicine, she is particularly interested in the relationship between innovation and human responsibility in healthcare. During a visit to India this summer, she had the opportunity to observe robotic surgery, an experience that challenged her assumptions about the doctor's role. Her talk explores the intersection of medicine and artificial intelligence, and how technological advances may reshape the work of doctors and surgeons in the future. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx