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Overview

Recent advances in large generative models have turned AI agents into everyday companions. Millions of people now rely on them across domains from design and communication to science and education. These advances offer unprecedented opportunities to support people in open-ended creative domains. For instance, these agents can provide a medium for brainstorming ideas and exploring design choices to improve creative outcomes. However, existing models and interfaces are primarily designed for automation. Consequently, their increasing use for creative tasks could lead to design fixation and idea homogeneity, as well as raise issues of content copyright and authorship. The goal of this tutorial is to provide an overview of these advances, opportunities, and research challenges in generative AI, creativity, and human-AI co-creation. The tutorial will focus on two thrusts: (i) leveraging recent advances in generative AI to support people in open-ended creative tasks; (ii) identifying unique challenges when integrating generative AI into creative workflows that require safeguards along with technical innovations. The tutorial will provide a common ground to facilitate tighter connections among researchers, industry professionals, and practitioners interested in generative AI, creativity, and human-AI co-creation.

Organizers

• Adish Singla (Max Planck Institute for Software Systems, Germany).