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Assessing the Effect of Cross-Domain Mapping on Creativity in Humans and Large Language Models
Creative ideas often arise by associating remote concepts. Can random associations reliably increase originality, and do they help humans and large language models (LLMs) in the same way? We asked human participants and seven LLMs to design products by drawing inspiration from a random source or add
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