Creative Intelligence Task
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A Creative Intelligence Task is an intelligence task that involves the generation, evaluation, and implementation of novel ideas, innovative solutions, or original creations in response to open-ended problems or expression opportunities.
- Context:
- Task Input: Problem Statement, Creative Constraint, Resource Limitation
- Task Output: Novel Solution, Original Creation, Innovative Concept
- Task Performance Measure: Creative Intelligence Performance Measures such as originality score, usefulness rating, and surprise factor
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- It can typically require Divergent Thinking through idea generation techniques and conceptual exploration.
- It can typically involve Cognitive Flexibility through perspective shifting and mental model recombination.
- It can typically demand Constraint Navigation through boundary testing and limitation workarounds.
- It can typically assess Output Novelty through uniqueness evaluation and precedent comparison.
- It can typically measure Solution Utility through practical application assessment and value determination.
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- It can often incorporate Domain Knowledge for contextual relevance and field-specific innovation.
- It can often utilize Aesthetic Judgment for quality assessment and artistic refinement.
- It can often employ Metaphorical Thinking for conceptual transfer across domain boundarys.
- It can often leverage Serendipitous Connection for unexpected association and insight generation.
- It can often balance Disruptive Innovation with practical implementation requirements.
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- It can range from being a Highly Constrained Creative Intelligence Task to being an Entirely Open-Ended Creative Intelligence Task, depending on its problem specification and solution constraint.
- It can range from being a Domain-Specific Creative Intelligence Task to being a Cross-Domain Creative Intelligence Task, depending on its knowledge requirement and application scope.
- It can range from being a Technical Creative Intelligence Task to being an Artistic Creative Intelligence Task, depending on its primary objective and evaluation criterion.
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- It can be solved by a Creative System that implements a creative algorithm, such as a creative agent.
- It can integrate with Problem-Solving Process for innovative solution development in complex situations.
- It can connect to Artistic Production for expressive work creation and aesthetic exploration.
- It can support Product Development through design innovation and feature conceptualization.
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- Examples:
- Creative Intelligence Task Categories, such as:
- Artistic Creative Intelligence Tasks, such as:
- Story Generation Creative Intelligence Task for creating original narrative with compelling characters and engaging plot.
- Visual Art Creation Creative Intelligence Task for producing aesthetic images through novel visual composition.
- Musical Composition Creative Intelligence Task for developing original melody and harmonic structure.
- Problem-Solving Creative Intelligence Tasks, such as:
- Design Challenge Creative Intelligence Task for creating innovative product with novel functionality.
- Scientific Discovery Creative Intelligence Task for forming new hypothesis and experimental approaches.
- Business Innovation Creative Intelligence Task for developing novel business model and market strategy.
- Artistic Creative Intelligence Tasks, such as:
- Creative Intelligence Task Applications, such as:
- Professional Creative Intelligence Tasks, such as:
- Advertising Campaign Creative Intelligence Task for generating memorable message and persuasive concept.
- Architectural Design Creative Intelligence Task for creating innovative structure with functional aesthetic.
- Educational Creative Intelligence Tasks, such as:
- Student Project Creative Intelligence Task for developing creative solution to assigned problem.
- Teaching Strategy Creative Intelligence Task for designing engaging learning experience.
- Professional Creative Intelligence Tasks, such as:
- Creative Intelligence Task Evaluation Approaches, such as:
- Objective Creative Intelligence Task Assessments, such as:
- Novelty Measurement Creative Intelligence Task for quantifying statistical uniqueness of created output.
- Utility Assessment Creative Intelligence Task for evaluating practical value of creative solution.
- Subjective Creative Intelligence Task Assessments, such as:
- Expert Review Creative Intelligence Task for gathering qualified opinion on creative work.
- Audience Response Creative Intelligence Task for measuring emotional impact and engagement level.
- Objective Creative Intelligence Task Assessments, such as:
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- Creative Intelligence Task Categories, such as:
- Counter-Examples:
- Analytical Intelligence Task, which focuses on systematic analysis and logical reasoning rather than novel creation.
- Social Intelligence Task, which involves interpersonal interaction and emotional understanding rather than creative generation.
- Procedural Intelligence Task, which requires following established procedures and defined processes rather than developing original approaches.
- Memorization Intelligence Task, which tests information recall rather than innovative thinking.
- Optimization Intelligence Task, which seeks efficiency improvement within existing frameworks rather than novel solution creation.
- See: Creativity, Creative Agent, Innovation Process, Ideation Method, Creative Performance Evaluation, Divergent Thinking Assessment, Originality Measure.
References
2006
- (Haselton & Miller, 2006) ⇒ Martie G. Haselton, and Geoffrey F. Miller. (2006). “Women’s fertility across the cycle increases the short-term attractiveness of creative intelligence." Human Nature, 17(1).
- ABSTRACT: Male provisioning ability may have evolved as a “good dad” indicator through sexual selection, whereas male creativity may have evolved partly as a “good genes” indicator. If so, women near peak fertility (midcycle) should prefer creativity over wealth, especially in short-term mating. Forty-one normally cycling women read vignettes describing creative but poor men vs. uncreative but rich men. Women’s estimated fertility predicted their short-term (but not long-term) preference for creativity over wealth, in both their desirability ratings of individual men (r=.40, p<.01) and their forced-choice decisions between men (r=.46, p<.01). These preliminary results are consistent with the view that creativity evolved at least partly as a good genes indicator through mate choice.