Research Article · IT Management
Application of combined machine learning methods to boost AI creative thinking in IT Companies
PhD student at University of National and World Economy, Bulgaria
KSI Transactions on Knowledge Society · Vol. XVII · No. 1 · pp. 22–25 · 2026
Abstract
Machine learning (ML) is widely used in
contemporary IT as vital part of AI (Artificial Intelligence)
systems. The aim of the article is to make a systematization of
main learning approaches. The goal is to explore different
combinations of methods and their possible impact on overall
AI performance from creative point of view. It does not include
new or adjusted learning methods but holds its focus on the
implementation process. It is mainly conceptual proposal that
provides guidelines on how to leverage creativity via different
learning techniques.
Using one or another method can vary depending on the
purpose aimed at achieving. Different approaches to AI
learning provide different results. More novelty and
uniqueness in the output results do not mean certainly better
creativity. New ideas must be applicable in current or
perspective company product portfolio. That means there are
some boundaries that must be respective during the creative
process. Management of learning techniques is critical to
achieve those goals - efficient AI creative results with effective
practical application, and its proper adjustment would lead to
better results.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Learning Techniques, Creative Thinking
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