Robots are revolutionizing medicine. They can work in ways that humans cannot. In surgery, they can be more sensitive, more precise, can scan for problems a human may not see, and they can draw on data from procedures carried out by other robots. Robots do not get tired and their decision-making is consistent. But if they do make mistakes, who is responsible?
In this survey, the five scenarios are entirely fictitious. In them, a patient comes to harm and you need to judge who is most responsible.
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The scenarios are not drawn from any surgical incidents and they are not linked to any current interventions.