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In this talk titled "How to use AI without killing your creativity" I discuss alternative uses to generative AI and give suggestions to students and learners about how to approach generative AI.

I served as a panelist on a discussion titled "Using AI to Support Creativity: What Do We Know So Far?" about the impact of AI on student creativity. I discussed my research in the area and engaged in a braoder discussion on the threats and opportunities AI poses to students in their learning efforts.

I presnted our paper Generative Artificial Intelligence and Strategic Decisions at AI at Wharton's Business and Generative AI Workshop held in San Francisco in September 2024. The audience was a consisted of people from industry and academia.

My co-author, Oliver Hauser, and I discussed our research exploring how generative AI affects human creativity. We provided details on our study and discussed some of the broader implications of our results.

My co-author, Oliver Hauser, and I discussed how our experiment sheds light on the nuanced effects of AI assistance—not just on creativity but also on authorship, ownership, and diversity of output. We also considered broader societal risks of over-reliance on generative tools.