Project Human-AI Collaboration on Creative Tasks Program Liberal Arts Term Academic Year 2025 Status Closed Research Area Generative AI, Human-AI Interactions, Ethics of AI, Communication Description This project examines how humans and AI systems collaborate on creative tasks, exploring the interplay between human imagination and machine-generated suggestions. Focusing on communication and human-AI interaction, the study investigates how people perceive AI as a creative partner, how AI influences idea generation and originality, and what ethical or authorship considerations arise in co-created work. Using experiments, interviews, and analysis of creative outputs, the project aims to provide insights into designing AI tools that enhance rather than replace human creativity, fostering effective and meaningful collaboration. Supervisor Hyesun Choung Mentor Hyesun Choung Type of work required Students involved in this project will:
- Assist with lab studies for experiments on human-AI creative collaboration.
- Lead interviews with participants and review/analyze transcripts.
- Attend weekly lab meetings and provide progress reports.
- Contribute to literature reviews, data analysis, and manuscript preparation for conference and journal submissions. Websites Qualifications - Junior or senior undergraduate in good academic standing (GPA 3.3 or higher) - Coursework or experience in experimental methods or quantitative social science - Familiarity with statistical analysis and software (e.g., SPSS, SAS, R) is highly desirable Credit Hours 0 Weekly Hours 5 (estimated)