Researchers at MIT have investigated how users with varying levels of expertise interact with AI-powered tools for diagnosing skin diseases. Their study found that non-experts benefited from AI assistance primarily by relying on the model's output, while primary care providers showed a different pattern of improvement. This suggests that AI interfaces in the health sector need to be adaptable to the user's level of expertise. The findings highlight the importance of tailoring AI tools to the specific needs and abilities of their users, particularly in high-stakes fields like healthcare.