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Neurosurgeon Reframes AI as Surgical Copilot, Not Competitor

June 2, 2026

Listen to Dr. Peter Nakaji, an ACS Fellow specializing in complex cranial neurosurgery, share how AI is poised to transform surgical practice—not by replacing surgeons, but by enhancing decision-making, precision, and patient safety. From real-time augmented reality guidance to haptic feedback that warns surgeons of critical brain structures, this conversation explores how AI can act as a surgical copilot while preserving the need for human expertise and judgment. Read more in the cover article from the June Bulletin.

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