Creative contribution
Can creativity be shared between humans and AI?

Generative AI is changing not only how people create, but also what it means to support human creativity. Join us at this CHI 2027 meet-up to rethink which parts of human creativity matter most, and how tools should support them.
15 min
In small groups by medium, look at pairs of works and guess which one used AI. Then turn the cards over to see how each was made.
55 min
Regroup around the question you are most interested in, and write down perspectives, tensions, and open questions for HCI.
Creative contribution
Can creativity be shared between humans and AI?

Delegation
Which parts of creating do people want to keep for themselves?

Creative growth
What does it mean to grow as a creator when more of the creative process can be delegated?

Evaluation
How do we know whether a tool supports human creativity?

Anyone interested in how generative AI is changing human creativity. Many of us are both researchers and creative practitioners. There is nothing to prepare.
Researchersworking on creativity support tools, human-AI co-creation, or generative AI
Creative practitionersin writing, visual art, filmmaking, music, and other fields
Students and newcomersnew to the topic and full of questionsShare one work you made, with or without AI: a text, an image, a video, or a sound. We pair it with another work in the same medium. At the meet-up, attendees guess which one used AI, then read your note on how it was made.
Submit your work
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Toronto
Microsoft
Autodesk Research
Microsoft Research
AIST
KAIST and SkillBench
The University of Tokyo
University of Colorado Boulder