Arbesman: Machines will increasingly join human teams in creative collaboration
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Sam Arbesman, Scientist-in-Residence at Lux Capital, shares his view on how artificial intelligence will integrate into human creative workflows.
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“But ultimately, I think creativity, it's always been, to a certain degree, a collaborative act, and now we're going to increasingly count machines as part Of our collaborative teams now.”
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