> At what point do we admit that creativity isn’t a mystical trait, but a process that can emerge from algorithms as well as neurons? I think anyone who alread

> At what point do we admit that creativity isn’t a mystical trait, but a process that can emerge from algorithms as well as neurons? I think anyone who already works in a creative field does acknowledge this. Creativity is, in fact, a process, and a skill that can be broken down into steps, taught to others, and practiced. Graham Wallas broke down the creative process all the way back in the 1920s and it boils down to making novel and valuable connections between existing ideas. What does an LLM do other than that exact process?