Creativity meets artificial intelligence
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Creativity meets artificial intelligence

During this talk we will elaborate on the work we did at LABS, the explorative innovation hub of Greenhouse Group. We explored generative models and their possible applications. Creativity is typically not thought of as a quality or skill a computer could learn. However we see that recent advances in AI now make it possible to generate interesting content. The goal of our research is to find ways on how human and machine could work together in the future to perform creative tasks.

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Koen Vannisselroij, Shama Khalil, Sonali Fotedar Graduate student Greenhouse Group
Koen Vannisselroij, Shama Khalil, Sonali Fotedar

About Koen Vannisselroij, Shama Khalil, Sonali Fotedar

Koen, Shama and Sonali are a team of students with multidisciplinary backgrounds. Their backgrounds range from Psychology to Industrial Design and Computer Science. Right now all three are pursuing a masters degree in Data science. Their research focusses on, but is not limited to, the combination of artificial intelligence and creativity.