Doctors and patients need different AI tools

Researchers at MIT studied how people use AI to help diagnose skin conditions. They found that regular people and doctors interact with technology in unique ways.

People without medical training became more accurate by simply trusting the AI recommendations. This helped them catch things they might have missed on their own.

Doctors had a harder time because they often overthought the AI suggestions. Future tools must change based on who is using them to be truly helpful.