Artificial Creativity - Can an AI be creative?

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Stephen Lorenzen is a managing consultant and has been working in the energy industry for almost six years. He sees himself as a pragmatic and interdisciplinary all-round consultant with several years of professional experience in the areas of innovation management, requirements engineering and classic and agile project management.


Georg Benhöfer is head of the topic of regulation in the energy industry and team leader at adesso. With a focus on the design and implementation of both classic and agile digitalization projects, he has been supporting lithuania consumer email list companies in the energy industry for many years as a project manager, technical expert and strategic consultant.

Lars Zimmermann is a senior consultant at adesso and has been working in the energy industry for almost ten years. His work focuses on billing, current account and tariff processes. He is also intensively involved with competition and regulation in the energy industry.AI is proving increasingly effective in solving rational tasks in particular. But what about creative tasks that are difficult to quantify? In this blog post, I will address this question, the state of the art and the potential of AI in the creative field.

Artificial intelligence has experienced a sustained boom in recent years. More and more new AI technologies are being developed and deployed. However, it still primarily operates in the field of very rational and task- or domain-specific use cases. It is often said that what makes us humans unique is our ability to create great creations in art and science: in short, our creativity. Creativity is a quality that requires crossing existing boundaries to create something new that can be called creative. The question now is whether this is a quality that an AI can also acquire, or whether creativity is a limit of an AI that is reserved for us humans. If an AI can be creative, the question is what impact this has on the people who work in the creative field and what an interaction between humans and AI might look like there.