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Better Late Than Early: How AI Integration Timing Shapes Creativity Judgments

2026-04-19

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<p>Does the timing of artificial intelligence (AI) integration into creative work affect how creators are judged? While integrating AI at the beginning or at the end of the creative process may reflect strategic reasoning rather than a creative deficiency, eight main and four supplemental experiments (N = 5,272) reveal that creators are perceived as less creative when they integrate AI recommendations at the begin...

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10.31234/osf.io/kfrux_v1
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