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Andrew McDiarmid: AI can’t function without our creativity. What does that tell us about humanness?
What we recognize as creativity in AI is actually coming from a source we’re intimately familiar with: human imagination.
Creativity has long been treated as a defining human trait. It shapes art, science, and problem solving, and it helps societies adapt and innovate.
While generative AI can match or exceed average human creativity on certain tests, the most creative humans still outperform machines.
A massive new study comparing more than 100,000 people with today’s most advanced AI systems delivers a surprising result: ...
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Study Finds on MSN
AI Beats Average Humans At Creativity Test, But Creative Geniuses Still Reign Supreme
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