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Beyond the Brush: Human Versus AI Creativity in the Realm of Generative Art

2024-05-28

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<p>Several decades ago, J.P. Guilford (1950) speculated that, although artificial intelligence (AI) might one day take over much of human thinking, creativity would remain a uniquely human faculty. However, rapid advancements in AI have led to the recent development of generative models that are capable of producing high-quality creative products, casting some doubt Guilford’s prediction. Here, to shed light on th...

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