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ENElon Musk made one of his boldest predictions in January 2026.
Speaking in interviews, Musk said fast progress in artificial intelligence, computing power, and robotic precision could help humanoid robots handle complex medical procedures more consistently than humans.
According to Musk, healthcare systems already face a shortage of skilled doctors and surgeons. Training takes years, and human error is unavoidable.
He believes robots like Optimus could work longer hours, learn faster, and update their knowledge continuously, helping reduce mistakes and improve access to quality care at scale.
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