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Thinking Outside the Bots: Human Ideas in AI's Semantic Blind Spots Are Not Inferior
AI-generated outputs are frequently perceived as highly creative, but also tend to be more similar to each other (homogenized) than human ideas. Does the human heterogeneity that extends beyond AI reflect valuable thinking that AI misses? Alternatively, is greater human heterogeneity driven by lower
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