What Do You Think It Would Take To Teach Robots How To Be Graphic Designers?

[Nameless14]

I mean, we can program them to automate designing processes, but can robots go beyond randomizing designs or replicating/copying designs? In short, can we teach robots to be truly creative?

[woofgang]

well we can't TEACH people to be truly creative....

[Old_Geezer]

Wouldn't be surprised if computers could do primitive versions already. After all, the job entails assembling images, video, tandext that go together. Tagged libraries and a few rules to enable matching and positioning, and there's a crude designer. After that it's feedback/learning to improve.

[ludwig]

They'll never be truly creative in a human sense, but you can build rules and algorithms for them to use as the basis to create original work, such as this...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-35977315

[vetuste_ennemi]

Working it out "for yourself" and coming up with novel "solutions" is a branch of IT. Neural networks.

[spathiphyllum]

In short, Yes.

[Khandro]

No; computers can answer questions, but answering questions isn't being creative, computers can't ask questions.