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Preserving human involvement at the start of a creative task can improve AI-assisted outcomes
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An experimental study of various ways of working with AI on a creative task finds that preserving human involvement in early creative decisions can help organizations balance efficiency, quality and satisfaction. AI is fast and efficient, but research suggests that using generative AI can reduce the diversity of creative outputs and sap worker morale.
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