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David Earle, MD, speaks with surgeon and data analytics specialist, Bruce Ramshaw, MD, about using data and AI technology like ChatGPT to make surgical decisions.

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We invited a member of our editorial advisory board, Admir Hadzic, MD, PhD, to select a group of international experts and ask them seven questions of his own choosing. (Note that not everyone ...

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