Allegra De Filippo

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Allegra De Filippo is an emerging researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence and creative expression, with a particular focus on robotic choreography, human-AI collaboration, and the evaluation of machine-generated artistic outputs. Her work addresses one of the most philosophically rich challenges in modern AI research: how do we fairly assess and compare creativity between humans and machines? De Filippo's most recognized contribution, "Towards Symbiotic Creativity" (2023, 7 citations), proposes a structured methodological framework for evaluating dance creations produced by both humans and AI robotic systems — filling a critical gap in the field where objective artistic evaluation criteria have long been absent. Her complementary study, "Do You Like Dancing Robots?" (2022, 4 citations), takes a human-centered approach, examining how audiences perceive and respond to robotic dance performance, bringing important empirical grounding to an otherwise abstract debate. Her work on symbolic AI techniques for choreography creation further demonstrates her commitment to bridging classical AI methods with expressive, embodied performance. Though early in her career, De Filippo is carving out a distinctive niche that speaks to students and researchers interested in creative AI, human-robot interaction, and the evolving boundaries of machine intelligence in the arts.