Human creativity, enhanced, computer-assisted, and generative creativity

From the moment of his birth, a person every second produces something new, whether it be thoughts of the surrounding space.

Until the 20th century, man generated ideas, thoughts, without reliance on anything other than his own thinking and imagination.

but from the moment of the scientific and technological revolution, people began to actively use new tools when creating a new one or simply when they were thinking in their own way that increased creativity appeared.

Soon this was not enough for man. he decided to try to create a new one, not himself, but to almost completely put this task on the computer - this is how computer creativity appeared (in 1950

grammar, made a few sentences using information systems)

In 1979, Benoit

Mandelbrot derived Mandelbrot's scores.

while the first to use computer graphics

for the image of geometric fractals.

Then systems began to appear that assisted creative human processes. for example, CAD systems such as photoshop, AutoCad, 3D-max are others.

This in turn had a positive effect on the development of mankind as a whole - creativity became more accessible, group mass creativity appeared.

Now we have entered the era of generative creativity when “we think

not about designing a particular object,

but about the process of generating a multitude of objects ”(Architect Michael Hansmeyer)

Its overall essence of generative creativity is that designers get

access to advanced features

as well as to reduce

the time gap between the idea and execution allows you to create objects with more complex forms of functions but more optimal than the previous ones.