Human Creativity Research Articles

Research on Game Design Methodology based on OpenAI API and Human Creativity

Research on Game Design Methodology based on OpenAI API and Human Creativity

인공지능 문학의 가능성과 한계에 대한 연구

Today, the Fourth Industrial Revolution is accelerating with the development of ICT and AI, and people are enjoying benefits such as “biological human enhancement” through various advanced technologies. However, there are also concerns that the advancement of science and technology may shrink the realm of human creativity. This study explores the possibilities and limitations of AI's ability to create literary art. Since the first AI-authored literary attempt in 1984, AI's ability to create literature has improved by leaps and bounds with the introduction of deep learning. GPT-3, in particular, has learned far more text and 175 billion parameters than its predecessors, resulting in a remarkable linguistic ability. GPT-3 can produce text that is virtually indistinguishable from human writing, and some researchers describe it as creative, witty, deep, and beautiful. However, there are questions about GPT-3's capabilities. GPT-3 is limited to generating text based on existing works, does not form a coherent narrative, and requires guidance from a human user. It has also been criticized that GPT-3 plays a “probability game,” choosing words based on statistical probabilities, which is inherently different from human creation. Nevertheless, GPT-3's creations often contain compelling and eye-catching parts. In the creation of literary works, novelty is divided into novelty in the “story” and novelty in the “telling” of the story. A story requires a “fictional world” that includes characters and events, and to create a finished story is to create a fictional world. The narrative technique or style is telling, which refers to the author's distinctive style. It is still useful to examine whether AI can reach each stage. While AI may be able to imitate some forms, the question remains whether its output will have lasting and unique formal characteristics. The technology for creating AI poetry involves entering keywords based on a language model, extracting.

Homo creator i twórcze maszyny

The article analyzes the issue of machine creativity in the context of human creativity and questions the cultural consequences of integrating artificial intelligence into the domain of creative activities. Using examples such as creative adversarial networks (CAN) creating graphics and the poetry-generating algorithm code-davinci-002, the machine creative process is discussed. It is highlighted that artificial intelligence systems have the capability to act creatively and generate original solutions, texts, music, and images. However, humans are the source of creative intent and the ones who assign meaning and status to art. Machines currently play an increasingly significant role in creative processes, which could lead to the emergence of new art forms but also poses the risk of automating the aesthetic realm.

The Value of Life from the Poem "Senja Di Pelabuhan Kecil " by Chairil Anwar with a Mimetic Approach

Literary works are works composed of the author's thoughts and feelings which describe imaginative thoughts and then express them into a work in oral or written form. Poetry is a text consisting of lines. The mimetic approach is an approach that views fictional prose as a human creation written based on materials taken from the universe. The aim of this research is to find out the meaning in Chairil Anwar's poetry and to improve the writer's understanding of the mimetic approach. The research method used in analyzing this poetry is the qualitative descriptive method. Based on the results of the analysis of the poem "Sunja Di Pelabuhan Kecil" it can be concluded that this poem contains the meaning of sadness about loss and the lesson taken from this poem is that as humans we must remain sincere about all destiny because in this world nothing is eternal.

The Ascendancy of Video Games: Can They Eclipse Literary Works?

This article investigates the factors contributing to the rise of video games and their potential to surpass literature in narrative expression. By examining extensive research on the intersection of video games and literature, the study dissects their complex interrelationships, mutual impacts, and shared evolution. Video game narratives, often inspired by literary predecessors, have become increasingly complex and engaging, drawing on literary techniques and non-linear storytelling methods from postmodernism and metafiction. These narratives challenge players to actively construct meaning, enhancing emotional resonance through character development, evocative prose, and carefully crafted dialogue. Technological advancements have played a crucial role in the evolution and rising popularity of video games, offering immersive, interactive experiences that empower players to shape the narrative and storyline, contrasting with literature, which relies on the reader's imagination and interpretation. The future of storytelling is likely to be shaped by the ongoing interplay between video games and literature. The integration of literary techniques and interactive elements across these mediums will continue to evolve, resulting in innovative hybrid entertainment forms that leverage the strengths of both literature and video games. This dynamic interaction ensures a diverse and vibrant future for storytelling, reflecting the multidimensionality of human creativity and imagination. As video games continue to incorporate more sophisticated literary techniques and storytelling methods, they become more capable of delivering rich, nuanced narratives that rival those found in traditional literature. This evolution opens up new possibilities for hybrid forms of storytelling that combine the best elements of both video games and literature. By embracing these hybrid forms, creators can push the boundaries of narrative expression and create new, immersive experiences that engage audiences in ways previously unimaginable. The article concludes that the future of storytelling lies in the continued convergence of video games and literature, promising a diverse and dynamic landscape that celebrates human creativity and imagination in all its forms.

AZIZIDDIN NASAFIYNING INSON YARALISHI HAQIDAGI FALSAFIY QARASHLARI

This article reveals the life and work of Aziziddin Nasafi, a scholar and mystic who lived and worked in the 13th century. Philosophical and anthropological views of scholars, views on human creation are also analyzed.

Operating in a second language lowers cognitive interference during creative idea generation: Evidence from brain oscillations in bilinguals

Tasks measuring human creativity overwhelmingly rely on both language comprehension and production. Although most of the world's population is bilingual, few studies have investigated the effects of language of operation on creative output. This is surprising given that fluent bilinguals master inhibitory control, a mechanism also at play in creative idea evaluation. Here, we compared creative output in the two languages of Polish(L1)-English(L2) bilinguals engaged in a cyclic adaptation of the Alternative Uses Task increasing the contribution of idea evaluation (convergent thinking). We show that Polish-English bilinguals suffer less cognitive interference when generating unusual uses for common objects in the L2 than the L1, without incurring a significant drop in idea originality. Right posterior alpha oscillation power, known to reflect creative thinking, increased over cycles. This effect paralleled the increase in originality ratings over cycles, and lower alpha power (8–10 Hz) was significantly greater in the L1 than the L2. Unexpectedly, we found greater beta (16.5–28 Hz) desynchronization in the L2 than the L1, suggesting that bilingual participants suffered less interference from competing mental representations when performing the task in the L2. Whereas creative output seems unaffected by language of operation overall, the drop in beta power in the L2 suggests that bilinguals are not subjected to the same level of semantic flooding in the second language as they naturally experience in their native language.

Artificial Intelligence: Duality in Applications of Generative AI and Assistive AI in Music

This paper explores the multifaceted role of Artificial Intelligence in the field of music, more specifically, examining the positives and negatives of generative and assistive capacities. Artificial Intelligence (AI) in music involves the application of computational techniques to various aspects of music creation, production and consumption. In the domain of assistive AI, the concentration is on how machine learning could potentially help musicians in the area of composition and performance to enhance their musical creativity. The paper will discuss an interesting collaborative effort between pure human creativity and computational assistance covering an explanation for a vast number of tools using generative as well as assistive artificial intelligence models. In addition, the paper will address the concerns facing the music industry while this technology keeps on improving, the potential drawbacks and ethical considerations. It opens the question of authenticity and emotional depth, and when or if this new technology could be able to replicate it. Further explanation in the paper will consider music examples with a focus on music styles assisted and generated by the use of artificial intelligence, from pop to classical music. With a thorough analysis of the aforementioned subject, the paper aims to provide a detailed perspective on the constant evolution of AI tools used in music with highlights on the need for a balanced approach. In providing a detailed perspective on the evolving landscape of AI tools in music, this study adopts a methodological approach that involves comprehensive analysis of both the benefits and challenges associated with these innovative gadgets. The paper contributes to the ongoing discussion on the intersection of technology and artistic expression. By examining the potential benefits and challenges with these innovative models, the paper signifies ongoing discourse on the impact of technology on artistic expression.

The Integration of Character Building in Novel Writing through AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an increasingly prominent tool in the field of creative writing, particularly in the realm of novel composition. This paper explores the integration of AI-driven character building techniques into the novel writing process, examining the potential benefits, challenges, and ethical considerations surrounding this convergence of technology and literature. Through a review of relevant literature, this paper discusses the ways in which AI can be leveraged to enhance the crafting of compelling and believable characters, ultimately strengthening the overall narrative and storytelling experience. The paper also delves into the potential impact of AI-generated content on the traditional roles of the author and reader, as well as the ethical implications of blending human and machine-driven creativity. In conclusion, this paper argues that the strategic integration of AI in the novel writing process can lead to novel narrative structures, character development, and literary experiences, provided that the technology is utilized with a deep understanding of its capabilities and limitations, as well as its ethical considerations.

Do Not Worry That Generative AI May Compromise Human Creativity or Intelligence in the Future: It Already Has.

Technology alters both perceptions of human intelligence and creativity and the actual processes of intelligence and creativity. Skills that were once important for human intelligence, for example, computational ones, no longer hold anywhere near the same importance they did before the age of computers. The advantage of computers is that they may lead us to focus on what we believe to be more important things than what they have replaced. In the case of penmanship, spelling, or arithmetic computation, such an argument could bear fruit. But in the case of human creativity, the loss of creative skills and attitudes may be a long-term loss to humanity. Generative AI is replicative. It can recombine and re-sort ideas, but it is not clear that it will generate the kinds of paradigm-breaking ideas the world needs right now to solve the serious problems that confront it, such as global climate change, pollution, violence, increasing income disparities, and creeping autocracy.

Between Сrypto Art and Copyright: NFT Tokens as Tools for Confirming the Authenticity of Art Objects

The symbiosis of blockchain technology with human creativity has given rise to what we now call crypto art, marking a new frontier in digital artistic expression. This development has profoundly altered our understanding of digital artifacts and ownership in this domain. Once easily accessible to all, digital art poses a unique challenge in the realm of collecting: how does one collect something that can be effortlessly replicated and shared? This paper explores the role of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as authentication mechanisms and proof of authorship for digital artworks. Initially designed for decentralized financial transactions, blockchain technology has become instrumental in validating authorship and enabling the monetization of digital artworks through NFTs. Although digital artists now benefit from the validation of their work as legitimate investment assets through NFT technology, challenges persist due to the absence of copyright verification during token creation. For example, many artists have discovered their creations being used by third parties to mint tokens without their consent. The study demonstrates the transformative impact of NFTs on the digital art landscape while addressing the ongoing challenges and the imperative for enhanced copyright protection mechanisms.

AI in Creative Arts: Advancements and Innovations in Artificial Intelligence

The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the creative landscape, blurring the lines between human and machine innovation. This paper delves into the fascinating realm of AI in Creative Arts, exploring the capabilities and implications of AI-generated art, music, and literature. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature and case studies, we examine the current state of AI-powered creative tools and software, highlighting their potential to augment and transform human creativity. We also investigate the challenges and controversies surrounding AI-generated art, including issues of authorship, ownership, and the role of human imagination. Our analysis reveals that AI-generated art, music, and literature not only demonstrate technical proficiency but also exhibit creative potential, often surpassing human expectations. However, the reliance on algorithms and data raises important questions about the nature of creativity and the value of human input. This paper contributes to the ongoing discourse on AI in Creative Arts, providing insights into the possibilities and limitations of AI-generated content. Our findings have significant implications for the future of creative industries, highlighting the need for collaboration between humans and machines to foster innovative and meaningful artistic expression. Ultimately, this research demonstrates that AI in Creative Arts is not a replacement for human creativity but a transformative force that can enhance and expand our understanding of art, music, and literature. By embracing this synergy, we can unlock new possibilities for artistic expression and push the boundaries of human creativity.

Freedom that is not Absolute: Ecological Ethics and Human-Nature Relationship in the Qur'an

This article presents an analysis of ecological ethics in the holy scripture of Islam through the intellectual interpretations of Muslim scholars. The primary focus is on discussing the limitations of human rights in utilizing ecology and the obligation to preserve it according to the perspective of the Qur'an. This discussion is particularly relevant for Indonesia, a country with a majority Muslim population, which is experiencing increasing ecological degradation. The article urges Muslims in Indonesia to refer back to the ecological principles within Islam, avoiding capitalist ideologies that contradict Islamic teachings. The research methodology used is literature analysis, drawing from the texts of the Qur'an and its exegesis, analyzed through thematic and descriptive-analytical interpretative approaches. Two main themes discussed are the limitations of human creativity towards ecology and the relationship between humans and nature. Research findings indicate that the Qur'an explicitly prohibits human behavior that can harm environmental sustainability. Although nature was created to meet human needs, humans are still forbidden to treat the environment carelessly. The Qur'an emphasizes the importance of maintaining ecological balance, forbids isrāf (wastefulness), and warns of punishment in the afterlife for those who damage the environment.

Text-to-building: experiments with AI-generated 3D geometry for building design and structure generation

The paper seeks to investigate novel potentials for building design and structure generation that arise at the intersection of computational design and AI-generated 3D geometries. Although the use of AI technologies is exponentially increasing inside the architectural discipline, the design of spatial building configurations using AI-generated 3D geometries is still limited in its applications and represents an ongoing field of investigation in advanced architectural research. In this regard, several questions still need to be answered: how can we design new building typologies from AI-generated 3D geometries? And how can we use these typologies to shape both the real and the virtual world?The paper proposes a new approach to architectural design where artificial intelligence is used as the starting point for design exploration, while computational design procedures are employed to convert AI-generated 3D geometries into building elements – such as columns, beams, horizontal and vertical surfaces. The paper starts with a general overview of the current use of artificial intelligence inside the architectural discipline, and then it moves towards the explanation of specific AI generative models for 3D geometry reconstruction and representation. Subsequently, the proposed working pipeline is analysed in more detail – from the creation of 3D geometries using generative AI models to the conversion of such geometries into building elements that can be further designed and optimised using computational design tools and methods. The results shown in the paper are achieved using Shap-E as the main AI model, though the proposed pipeline can be implemented with multiple AI models. The paper ends by showing some of the generated results, finally adding some considerations to the relationship between human and artificial creativity inside the architectural discipline.The work presented in the paper suggests that the use of computational design tools and methods combined with the tectonics of the latent space opens new opportunities for topological and typological explorations. In a time where traditional architectural typologies are moving towards stagnation due to their inability to satisfy new human needs and ways of living, exploring AI-based working pipelines related to architectural design allows the definition of new design solutions for the generation of new architectural spaces. In doing so, the serendipitous aspect of AI biases is used as an auxiliary force to inform design decisions, promoting the discovery of a new inbuilt dynamism between human and artificial creativity. In a time where AI is everywhere, understanding the measure of such dynamism represents a key aspect for the future of the architectural discipline.

Building Assertive Character through the Arabic Picture Storybook

Human creativity extensively uses language to transform values, particularly through picture storybooks. "Qissat Asḥāb al-Fīl" (The Story of the Elephant Army) by Muhammad Abbas Al-Mubarak narrates the Asḥāb al-Fīl story, embedding various values, notably assertiveness. This study employs a descriptive qualitative analysis using content analysis to examine assertive characteristics in the storybook. Through denotative and connotative approaches, thirteen sentences exhibiting assertive traits were identified; eight sentences describe courage, one sentence describes responsibility, and four sentences describe desire. The findings indicate that "Qissat Asḥāb al-Fīl" promotes assertiveness, crucial for children's character development. This research underscores the potential of storybooks in fostering assertive behavior by enhancing readers' understanding of communication and recognizing linguistic nuances that convey assertiveness. Thus, this study contributes to the discourse on the educational value of storybooks in character building.

Comprehending how Artificial Intelligence and Human Creativity Work to Benefit the Future of Interior Design; Challenges Risks، Pros and Cons

Comprehending how Artificial Intelligence and Human Creativity Work to Benefit the Future of Interior Design; Challenges Risks، Pros and Cons

Ordering the Potential Anatomy of the Human Body in Betrand Russels Perspective (Critical Study Q.S An-Nahl [16]:78)

The scientific value of the Qur'an regarding the creation of humans with the gift of physical completeness is one of the undeniable values. In this case, it is narrated specifically in Q.S an-Nahl [16]:78. The verse is also a scientific legitimization in the realm of modern science that proves the factual values of the Qur'an about the potential that Allah gives to humans in sequence after their release from the womb. Based on this, the purpose of this research is to prove the existence of isomorphs between the world of al-Qur'anic language and the world of reality. By using Betrand Russel's logical atomism theory analysis to find the isomorph. The result of this research is that there is an isomorph between the world of language in Q.S an-Nahl [16]:78 and the world of reality as proven by modern medical science that the orderly potential of human anatomy is commensurate with what is narrated in Q.S an-Nahl [16]:78.

창의인성 유형과 도덕교육

Among human abilities, the original thinking given by God led the development ofscience and technology and the change of the times, revealing the reputation of mankind. Creativity, our ability to think about new things and the ability to enable infinite imagination,should be developed in the direction of positivity that can be continuously used in fields suchas civilization, art, culture, and science and technology education. For us living in the era ofthe 4th industrial revolution and the AI era, the direction of positivity and the ability of cognitive development to correspond to the singularity of Chat-GPT (generative pre-trainedtransformer) are required. We should consider human creativity and personality education thatconsiders direction and timeliness. This is because it is necessary to consider the peculiarityof the 4th generation Chat-GPT, which passes deep learning in the evolution of AI technologyand goes beyond some arithmetic ability in the area of human creativity and personality. Therefore, this study classified our creativity into diffuse creativity and convergent creativitybased on a moral psychological perspective, and presented four types of creative personalitybased on the characteristics of the emotional and thinking types of moral preferencedevelopment.

Mental Health and Behavior of Teenagers Who Come from Broken Home Families

In this life, humans from birth until now always experience changes, both physically and mentally, both negative and positive changes. These changes are nothing but the result of human work, creativity and initiative which always develops and progresses over time. In broken households, some teenagers often experience mental depression (mental pressure), so that teenagers are not comfortable living in their families, which usually has an impact on teenagers' poor social behavior or giving rise to various forms of delinquency, Not all teenagers can go through their development process and develop well, if there is no full support from internal and external factors that influence their development. A large number of teenagers experience failure in achieving their developmental tasks, one of which is falling into juvenile delinquent behavior. This research uses a library research approach, in the form of research with objects in the form of library works, especially scientific journals, books, articles and information obtained via the internet. And from the results of the research, it was found that teenagers who experienced broken homes had a damaged mentality and experienced forms of bad behavior and various forms of delinquency that they committed. And this research also aims to describe the forms of mental health and delinquency in adolescents in broken home families.

Face Warping Deepfake Detection and Localization in a Digital Video using Transfer Learning Approach

Generative AI (GenAI) can generate high-resolution and complex content mimicking the creativity of humans, thereby benefiting industries such as gaming, entertainment, and product design. In recent times, AI-generated fake videos, commonly referred to as deepfakes, have become more commonplace and convincing. An additional deepfake technique, face warping, uses digital processing to noticeably distort shapes on a face. Tracking such warping in images and videos is crucial and preventing its use for destructive purposes. A technique is proposed for detecting and localizing face warped areas in video. The input video is extracted to perform various image pre-processing techniques that refine the video into a format that is more likely to classify the classes efficiently. Transfer learning is employed, and the pre-trained model is adopted to train using Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) with the source videos to identify face warping. Based on the experimental results, it was determined that the proposed model detects and localizes the warped areas of the face satisfactorily with an accuracy of 89.25%.