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  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Creativity Studies

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  • Traditional group brainstorming methods face challenges in engagement and idea generation.
  • Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) presents a novel approach to augmenting creative collaboration.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To compare the effectiveness of GAI tools (DALL-E) against traditional whiteboards (Miro) in supporting group brainstorming.
  • To evaluate the impact of online versus offline settings on GAI-assisted and traditional brainstorming.

Main Methods:

  • A 2x2 experimental design involving 16 groups (5 members each) using either Miro or DALL-E, online or offline.
  • Assessment of participant affect, emotions, creative self-efficacy, technological readiness, user experience, flow, and idea creativity (fluency, elaboration, flexibility, originality).

Main Results:

  • DALL-E yielded more positive affect, richer aesthetic experiences, and higher novelty compared to Miro, particularly in online settings.
  • Participants reported increased creativity and preference for DALL-E, with significant interaction effects observed for efficiency and flow.
  • Online DALL-E sessions demonstrated enhanced idea elaboration.

Conclusions:

  • GAI tools like DALL-E have the potential to significantly enhance and reshape traditional group creativity and collaboration methods.
  • GAI tools are particularly beneficial in online collaborative environments, offering superior user experiences and idea generation capabilities.