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X-WR-CALNAME:Between Thought and Expression: How Generative AI and Brain Da
 ta Shape the Future of Creative Practice
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 expression-how-generative-ai@britchi.uk
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SUMMARY:Between Thought and Expression: How Generative AI and Brain Data Sh
 ape the Future of Creative Practice
DESCRIPTION:BritCHI 2026 · Paper Session 1: AI\, Expertise and Changing Pr
 actice\nPham\, Holmquist\nThis paper investigates an exploratory approach 
 to EEG-derived Generative AI (GenAI) co-creation\, focusing on how EEG-der
 ived signal variation can be used as low-level modulation input for genera
 tive visual output. We performed three studies: Study 1 used co-design wor
 kshops to elicit expectations and concerns among early-career creative pra
 ctitioners. Study 2 used expert interviews to contextualise GenAI within e
 stablished creative practice. Study 3 implemented and evaluated an EEG-mod
 ulated prototype generative system in a pilot study. The first two studies
  informed design requirements\; only the third study evaluated the prototy
 pe interaction. Our findings from three studies reveal variations in parti
 cipants’ experiences but show that shared creative perspectives can stre
 ngthen the robustness of AI-driven creative experiences through a Shared N
 eural Streams concept. We identify design opportunities and methodological
  constraints for using EEG-derived signals transparently within GenAI-supp
 orted co-creative interaction.
LOCATION:Brunel University London\, Kingston Lane\, Uxbridge UB8 3PH
URL:https://www.britchi.uk/programme/schedule/paper-session-1-ai-expertise-
 and-changing-practice/
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