AI may have it's advantages in researching info, and might even be able to help write up a paper for a publication. But in surgery,no... In most surgical cases things go well, but there is always a small percentage where things go exactly the opposite. AI won't be able to handle complications in surgery because they are almost always unique in their own way. Only a human can recognize things before they happen and be prepared to deal with it.

Menial tasks once done by humans will soon be done by machines, and they should be. People should be used for something more than just paperwork. Will that mean less jobs in the future? No, because there will be areas that AI just can't do the job. It will mean more training, but as we have discussed before, adapt or die. The human way... like it or not...