Pegah Karimi

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Pegah Karimi is a leading researcher in computational creativity, with a particular focus on the design and evaluation of co-creative systems—interactive platforms where humans and artificial intelligence collaborate on creative tasks. Her most-cited work, "Evaluating Creativity in Computational Co-Creative Systems" (2018), provides a foundational framework for assessing the unique qualities of these human-AI partnerships, distinguishing them from fully autonomous creative AI. By situating co-creative systems within the broader landscape of computational creativity, Karimi has helped define how researchers can measure and foster meaningful collaboration between people and machines. Her contributions are essential for advancing fields such as interactive storytelling, music generation, and design assistance. With over 14 citations on this pivotal paper alone, her work continues to shape how scholars and practitioners understand the dynamics of shared creativity. Karimi’s research not only advances theoretical understanding but also informs the development of more intuitive, responsive, and genuinely collaborative AI tools—making her a key voice in the ongoing evolution of human-computer creative interaction.