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Peter Dalsgaard

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#generative ai Book Open access Oct 2026

Combinatorial Capture: Generative AI and the Displacement of Transformational Creative Work

It is argued that current generative AI systematically favors combinatorial creativity while offering weaker support for transformational creativity, and that HCI should evaluate AI tools not only by the quality of creative outputs they enable but by the distribution of creative types they support, privilege, or suppre...

Peter Dalsgaard · 0 citations
#generative ai Book Open access Sep 2026

The Generation Effect and AI-Assisted Writing: Towards a Framework of Cognitive Fidelity

Writing has long been understood as an epistemic activity: a way of developing thought, not merely expressing it. The generation effect in cognitive psychology shows that self-generated material is remembered and understood significantly better than passively received material, and writing research has long argued that...

Peter Dalsgaard · 0 citations
#generative ai Book Sep 2026

When AI Answers Too Soon: The Displacement of Reflective Inquiry in Design

The paper situates this account within cognitive ergonomics through Rasmussen’s Skills-Rules-Knowledge taxonomy and Hollnagel’s efficiency-thoroughness trade-off, and proposes design principles for tools that keep the productive phases of inquiry intact.

Peter Dalsgaard · 0 citations

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