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A first of its kind experiment testing use of AI found a 40% increase in quality and 12% increase in productivity. The tests involved 18 different realistic tasks assigned to 244...

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty ImagesAs AI-generated content proliferates online and clutters social media feeds, you may have noticed more images cropping up that invoke the uncanny valley effect—relatively normal scenes that also carry surreal details like excess fingers or gibberish words.Among these misleading posts, young users have spotted some obviously faux images (for example, skiing dogs and toddlers, baffling "hand-carved" ice sculptures an...

Rapid advances in generative artificial intelligence have prompted big questions about the future of work and even human creativity. Experts have suggestions for how to manage all these unknowns

Bots such as ChatGPT may be able to outperform humans at certain creative thinking tasks, scientists believe.Researchers have found that artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are capable of a skill known as divergent thinking – a spontaneous though...

Researchers have found that AI chatbots are capable of divergent thinking - a spontaneous thought process or method used to generate creative ideas by exploring many possible solutions.

Researchers have found that AI is capable of a skill known as divergent thinking.

Chatbots, like ChatGPT, have outperformed more than 200 humans in creative thinking tests that asked the AI and participants to devise alternative uses for everyday objects.

Large language models are getting better at mimicking human creativity. That doesn’t mean they’re actually being creative, though.

AI chatbots, on average, showcased creativity, rivaling most human participants. Still, top-tier human performances consistently outstripped the chatbots.

“Your heart stopped pounding. Your thoughts flow a little more calmly. It simply becomes easier to relax," Associate Prof. Simone Grassini wrote.