Abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming surgical education. AI is defined by the characteristics of objectivity, live feedback, and adaptive learning environment and is well suited for mentor-led self-directed learning. AI can be used to teach cognitive, psychomotor, and nontechnical skills. With limited supportive data, the use of AI in surgical education should proceed with caution with careful study of the process and its outcomes until more data supporting its use are available.