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The paradox of creativity in generative AI: high performance, human-like bias, and limited differential evaluation

Computer Science

The paradox of creativity in generative AI: high performance, human-like bias, and limited differential evaluation

J. Desdevises

Generative AI like ChatGPT-4o can produce a high volume of ideas but still mirrors human fixation and struggles to distinguish original from conventional responses. This 2025 experiment, conducted by Joy Desdevises (OCTO Technology, Accenture, Paris, France), compared the model to 47 human participants and aggregated data from eight prior egg-task studies, revealing strong fluency yet limited originality evaluation and underscoring the need for human oversight.

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