Creativity and artificial intelligence
Rishi Raj Sonar
Student of MCA V
MSIT, MATS University Raipur, Chhattisgarh
E-mail:- banty.raj6@gmail.com
Abstract Creativity or imagination is a fundamental feature of human intelligence, and a challenge for AI. AI used to create new ideas in three ways:- by producing novel combinations of familiar ideas; by exploring and by making transformations that enable the generation of previously impossible ideas. AI will have less trouble in displaying the generation of new ideas than in automating their evaluation.
Why AI must endeavour creativity
Creativity is a crucial component of human knowledge, and it can't be overlooked or avoided in AI rather a challenge for AI. Even technologically …show more content…
Each of the three results in surprises, but only one (the third) can lead to the “shock’ of surprise that greets an apparently impossible idea. All types include some H-creative examples, but the creators celebrated in the history books are more often valued for their achievements in respect of the third type of creativity. The first type involves novel (improbable) combinations of familiar ideas. Let us call this “combinational” creativity. Examples include much poetic imagery, and also analogy-wherein the two newly associated ideas share some inherent conceptual structure. Analogies are sometimes explored and developed at some length, for purposes of problem-solving.
The second and third types are closely linked, and more similar to each other than either is to the first. They are “exploratory” and “transformational” creativity. The former involves the generation of novel ideas by the exploration of structured conceptual spaces. This often results in structures (“ideas”) that are not only novel, but unexpected. One can immediately see, however, that they satisfy the canons of the thinking-style concerned. The latter involves the transformation of some (one or more) dimension of the space, so that new structures can be generated which could not have arisen before. The more fundamental the dimension concerned, and the more powerful the transformation, the more surprising the new ideas will
Rishi Raj Sonar
Student of MCA V
MSIT, MATS University Raipur, Chhattisgarh
E-mail:- banty.raj6@gmail.com
Abstract Creativity or imagination is a fundamental feature of human intelligence, and a challenge for AI. AI used to create new ideas in three ways:- by producing novel combinations of familiar ideas; by exploring and by making transformations that enable the generation of previously impossible ideas. AI will have less trouble in displaying the generation of new ideas than in automating their evaluation.
Why AI must endeavour creativity
Creativity is a crucial component of human knowledge, and it can't be overlooked or avoided in AI rather a challenge for AI. Even technologically …show more content…
Each of the three results in surprises, but only one (the third) can lead to the “shock’ of surprise that greets an apparently impossible idea. All types include some H-creative examples, but the creators celebrated in the history books are more often valued for their achievements in respect of the third type of creativity. The first type involves novel (improbable) combinations of familiar ideas. Let us call this “combinational” creativity. Examples include much poetic imagery, and also analogy-wherein the two newly associated ideas share some inherent conceptual structure. Analogies are sometimes explored and developed at some length, for purposes of problem-solving.
The second and third types are closely linked, and more similar to each other than either is to the first. They are “exploratory” and “transformational” creativity. The former involves the generation of novel ideas by the exploration of structured conceptual spaces. This often results in structures (“ideas”) that are not only novel, but unexpected. One can immediately see, however, that they satisfy the canons of the thinking-style concerned. The latter involves the transformation of some (one or more) dimension of the space, so that new structures can be generated which could not have arisen before. The more fundamental the dimension concerned, and the more powerful the transformation, the more surprising the new ideas will