Generative AI is a collaborative tool that is depended on human input, but that will also raise the human level of creativity

Why professor Frido Smulders advocates an ‘entrepreneurial dialogue’ within large organisations

How Covid-19 stimulates innovation and a guaranteed income turns hobbies into jobs

To become the first climate-neutral continent in the world, the EU should break out of its political and economic straightjacket

Why celebrity artists reap greater rewards than creative ones – not just at Christie’s

A model explaining the relationship between an employee’s creativity and the organization’s ability to innovate

How the story around the most influential piece of art of the 20th century just got rewritten.

How an insatiable hunger for knowledge forms an essential foundation for world famous inventions

Why primates can’t use creativity to make art and why artificial intelligence can – in a few decades.

How Apple’s state of the art new HQ is designed to optimally facilitate the creative output of its employees

The meaning of creativity from both a Western and Eastern point of view

Why not show European citizens the creative potential of the EU and improve its image along the way.

While young Boyan Slat is determined to rid the oceans of plastic, the experts keep telling him it’s not a good idea

How the trend towards renewable energy disrupts Shell’s core business and why the company should quickly reinvent itself

How Dutch artist and inventor Daan Roosegaarde is reduced to a showman and a fraud in Dutch TV program College Tour - and why it left me puzzled

'The Big Short' reveals how Asperger Syndrome can be a blessing for obtaining a fresh perspective on the world

The robot revolution will easily generate new, specialized human jobs, rather than just take them away

The book 'Superforecasting' teaches how experts can become better predictors

Walter Isaacson's book 'The Innovators' describes how successful inventions are built on vision, engineering skills and entrepreneurship

Mischa Rozema recently sold his feature film 'Sundays' to Warner Bros. In an interview he explains how he got there and manages the creative process.

Researchers at Rutgers University create an algorithm that assesses a painting's originality by its influence on others

How Nick Cave poetically explained to MTV that his muse is not a horse and he himself not in a horse race when creating music

Wouter Boon visited a lecture by Rembrandt specialist Gregor Weber and this is what he learned.

Creative value, experts and motivation; the lessons to be learned from Alejandro González Iñárritu's Birdman

How music celebrities struggle with stardom, mental disorders and drug abuse

A model predicting terrorist behaviour reveals the first step towards creative artificial intelligence

In November Wouter visits New York and San Francisco to give lectures about creativity

A ‘cluttered’ mind, overflowing with thoughts and emotions, may feed into creativity. But clutter is not enough.

How our ‘aesthetic sensibility’ is naturally attracted to creative ideas

Six positive influences of social media on creativity

Wouter Boon will be giving lectures about creativity in Shanghai and Singapore in July / August

Since not every CEO is as visionary as Tesla's Elon Musk, patent laws should be 'softened' and thus reformed in favour of a sustainable world.

By connecting 'remote associations' Seenapse is the first step towards the digital brainstorm

Fifteen ingredients turning Edison into one of the greatest inventors of all time

The American Book Center, May 24, 2pm

Though we don’t know exactly where 3D printing will take us, it will most definitely physically change us

An animation made by Sjoerd Olislagers, Niels den Otter, Rick de Zwart, and Wouter Boon

Why the world of digital start-ups cares less about looks and lifestyle

13 March, 5pm, Pakhuis de Zwijger

Never judge a historical master from a contemporary viewpoint