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People tend to want the creative content they consume—be it music, visual art, or literature—to be the work of a human rather than a machine. At least that’s what we say. New research, however, by ...

This year, the University of Colorado Boulder attracted more than $740 million in funding to fuel the research, scholarship and creative work of our faculty, researchers, students and staff. It is the ...

Will artificial intelligence (AI) replace us? That's the question echoing across society – and for good reason. The rise of generative AI began as a thought experiment, but is now a ...

Creative work is also about building a connection with your audience. The best way to do that is to use emotion. A study found that people are more likely to donate to a charity when they read the ...

Every great creative movement—whether in art, science, technology, or organizational life—follows a pattern so consistent it might as well be encoded in the laws of nature. Breakthroughs rarely emerge ...

While AI tools can dramatically reduce costs and streamline creative workflows, one risk for agencies integrating them into their client work is producing content that feels manufactured. Messaging ...

In today’s business landscape, every department has its essential software infrastructure – Salesforce for sales teams, GitHub for engineers, HubSpot for marketers – but creative teams have been left ...

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I don't believe that agentic AI eliminates human creativity. When used right, it multiplies it, recasting designers as orchestrators of intelligent systems. For more than a decade, digital tools have ...

Innovation flourishes not because people collaborate more broadly but because the right people fall into productive orbit with one another. Every great creative movement—whether in art, science, ...