Computers Do Their Own Kind of "Creative," Not Like Ours - with MIT's Nick Montfort

Dr. Nick Montfort doesn't hold Shakespeare and DaVinci as the high water mark of "creativity," nor does he believe that human creative endeavor is the only worthwhile kind.

In this interview, Dr. Montfort shares some of his own examples of how computers can aide the creative process in ways that might result in "art" that humans aren't capable of making alone. In addition, he provides his insight as to where the intersections of artificial intelligence and "creativity" might really lie.