[2026-Oct-28]Designing Human–AI Systems to Augment Creativity, Reflection, and Agency
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Institute of Information Systems and Applications |
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Speaker: |
Prof. Yu-Chun Yen Assistant Professor of Department of Computer Science, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University |
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Topic: |
Designing Human–AI Systems to Augment Creativity, Reflection, and Agency |
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Date: |
13:20-15:00 Wednesday 28-Oct-2026 |
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Location: |
Delta 103 |
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Hosted by: |
Prof. Tzu-Bin Yan |
Abstract
As AI evolves, it is reshaping the creative landscape—from design and storytelling to policy innovation, and continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible. In this talk, Dr. Yen will explore the dynamic interplay between human insight and computational creativity, demonstrating how technology can enhance and transform the future of creative work. Drawing from her latest projects across diverse domains, she will highlight how these tools support learning, deepen reflection, encourage feedback sharing and interpretation, and drive more powerful iterations. With a forward-looking lens, this talk invites the next generation of creative practitioners to consider how AI can take on new roles in the creative process—not just fulfilling prompts, but supporting learning and collaboration. Ultimately, AI doesn’t just assist in creation—it redefines how we approach complex, interdisciplinary challenges.
All faculty and students are welcome to join.
