Is There Such Thing As Chicago Med's OR 2.0?

In Season 8 of "Chicago Med," the life of a wealthy investor and business operator named Jack Dayton (Sasha Roiz) is saved by the quick actions and resourcefulness of the doctors of the Gaffney Medical Center. For the doctors' efforts, Dayton invests heavily in the hospital, going so far as to gain a controlling stake and becoming the defacto owner. Though this definitely upsets many of the dynamics in the show, one of Dayton's first actions is to install a brand new operating room, which is referred to as "OR 2.0." This brand-new operating room is filled with state-of-the-art technologies, robotics, AI assisting programs, and many other medical advancements. However, it still turns out that a doctor's skill can supersede all of these fancy bells and whistles regarding critical thinking and decisions.

So, how real is something like OR 2.0? Over on Reddit, several "Chicago Med" fans gathered to discuss the reality, with u/amandahugkisss asking, "I'm not in the medical field, so that I could be incorrect, but OR 2.0 seems so fictional/fake/unreal. I know this is a fictional TV show, but OR 2.0 seems to me to be like adding an alien from a UFO to the cast. Does anyone in the medical field know if OR 2.0 is far off from reality or a possibility??" This question caused u/smallsloth1320 to reply that they think that it isn't very possible now, but it will be in the future; adding that OR 2.0 kind of takes them out of the series because it seems so implausible. Surprisingly, it looks as if a real-life OR 2.0 isn't as far off as some might assume.