Hello, Elham Rezaei

Thanks for bringing up such an interesting topic. To introduce and dive into the intersection of creativity + AI for business objectives, we can start by focusing on the way generative AI and creative AI are opening new doors for innovation by accelerating the way we approach product design, prototyping, and creative content development. But the real boost in creativity doesn’t come from the AI alone—it comes from how we, as critical thinkers, engage with it. AI can throw out a hundred ideas in minutes, but it's up to us to spot what's useful, what doesn't fit the context, and where the blind spots are. That’s where human expertise plays a crucial role—either by drawing from personal experience, reaching out to teammates, or diving deep into technical knowledge and reliable information online. This collaborative process between AI and human insight allows us to refine and evolve raw AI-generated concepts into real, viable solutions faster than ever before.

Instead of spending excessive time building ideas from scratch, we now start with a solid base—AI gives us a rough draft or a partial solution, and we shape it into something that aligns with our strategic goals. This reduces the time spent on generic tasks and lets us focus energy on the core innovations that actually differentiate us in the market. In essence, AI becomes a powerful co-creator that fuels continuous innovation, not by replacing human creativity, but by amplifying it—helping teams get to stronger, more polished outcomes with significantly less time and effort.

Raúl Eduardo Fernández Pachas

Thank you very much for your thoughtful answer.

AI is becoming a game-changer for business strategy by combining smarter decisions with continuous innovation. It empowers managers to analyze complex data, forecast trends, and minimize uncertainty, while also fueling creativity through new product ideas, personalized solutions, and rapid experimentation. This dual role helps companies stay competitive, agile, and future-ready in the digital era.

Sai Teja Bandaru

Thank you very much

I think AI will be misused in the context of business and organizations. It will be degraded to an "algorithm" that automatically performs what is hoped to save time and money. But this could also be achieved with classical programming.

The use of AI as an "intellectual sparring partner" in a one-to-one or even one-to-many (against multiple AI systems), on the other hand, enables "discussions with oneself" in which "the other person" is, at least for the time being, not influenced by emotions or prejudices. Currently, neutral and factual information is generally available on very broad contexts. In my opinion, it is acceptable that false statements will also occur.

This is often the case in conversations and discussions with people, and scientific work, regardless of AI, always requires a critical perspective, regardless of the medium or tool used...

Just my 2 cents

Christian Schmidt

thank you so much