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AI and humans collide in world's biggest creativity experiment
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New Atlas - New Technology & Science News
AI has passed a new benchmark, scoring better than the average human on a recognized creativity test involving 100,000 people.
The first caveat should be made here: It's obviously very hard to quantify human creativity in a way that can be compared with a LLM.
Once again, the most creative humans outperformed the machines – even if LLMs overall scored better than the average participant.
And it's worth noting that the LLMs expressed the most creativity when they were guided well – by humans.
And while AI has infiltrated our daily lives, there's a growing pushback on AI slop and using technology that exploits artists.