In this talk I will present a subset of the work from my PhD dissertation which addresses human-AI interaction for fostering and assessing creativity in game environments. I will then demo and present initial results from two creativity games that I have led the design of; these games utilize ML methods for both fostering and assessing creativity. In particular, both games are casual creators which leverage generative models to allow the general public to playfully create interesting, complex images, while contributing to research and participating in public dialogues on important topics such as the sustainable development goals.  

You can play both games ahead of time here: 

CREA, a game-based creativity assessment game 
https://webgl.scienceathome.org/crea/?unlock=1

crea.visions, an AI powered image blending game to help the public envision their visions of the future 
https://webgl.scienceathome.org/creaVenice/