ChatGPT is smart, but no match for the most creative humans, study indicates

Tech Xplore — AI & MLFriday, November 21, 2025 at 9:32:37 AM
ChatGPT is smart, but no match for the most creative humans, study indicates
  • A recent Australian study has shown that generative AI systems, including ChatGPT, are not poised to replace the creativity of human playwrights, authors, and artists, challenging previous assumptions about AI's potential in creative fields.
  • This finding is significant as it highlights the limitations of AI in replicating human creativity, suggesting that while AI can assist in various tasks, it cannot fully emulate the emotional and imaginative aspects of human artistry.
  • The study also reflects ongoing debates about the role of AI in creative industries, particularly as concerns grow over AI's ability to provide accurate advice in areas such as mental health and finance, revealing a broader skepticism about AI's reliability in sensitive contexts.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System

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