Consciousness and Creativity in Artificial Intelligence

The Cognitive Side of Knowledge Management

Jon-Arild Johannessen
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27 January 2023
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With Industry 4.0 accelerating AI, synthetic knowledge and creativity, Consciousness and Creativity in Artificial Intelligence posits a central question: “Under what conditions can intelligent robots develop creativity?”.

Opening a new field of investigation for knowledge management at the organizational level, Johannessen discusses new theories around uncovering hidden knowledge, which is assumed to be the area of knowledge responsible for the emergence of creativity and innovation. Reflecting upon how intelligent robots can develop creativity, Consciousness and Creativity in Artificial Intelligence examines three classes of algorithms – linear, evolutionary and systemic.

Consciousness and Creativity in Artificial Intelligence is a thought-provoking but accessible text appealing to those researching innovation, knowledge and creativity in organizations both now and in the future.

Chapter 1. Intelligent Robots: Can they be Creative?

  • Chapter 2. Intelligent Robots and Creativity
  • Chapter 3. Intelligent Robots and Consciousness

Jon-Arild Johannessen is currently Full Professor in Leadership at Kristiania University College, Oslo, Norway. He holds a Master of Science from Oslo University in History, and a Ph.D. from Stockholm University in Systemic thinking.