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Using AI to generate visual art: Do individual differences in creativity predict AI-assisted art quality?

2024-03-28

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<p>As artificial intelligence (AI) advances in the realm of generative art, a critical question emerges: does human creativity matter? That is, do more-creative people produce more-creative AI-assisted artwork? To explore this, we conducted an online, pre-registered study in which we measured individual differences in creativity through two divergent-thinking tasks: The Alternate Uses Task and the Divergent Associ...

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8affd408-e74e-5918-bba5-2df9262ac723
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10.31234/osf.io/ygzw6
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