The paper explores the possibility of augmenting AI with TRIZ (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving). It traces TRIZ's development from a method based on patent analysis to a structured innovation tool that, combined with AI, like Large Language Models (LLMs), can address the challenges associated with the most recent attempts and significantly expand AI’s capability into creative problem-solving. The authors discuss how TRIZ-based software, such as Ideation TRIZSOFT®, can serve as a missing link between unstructured human creativity and AI, becoming a creative partner to AI systems by providing structured prompts and knowledge-based solutions libraries. Case studies show that using TRIZ-generated prompts with AI chatbots like ChatGPT increases the quality and novelty of solutions. The article discusses the evolutionary patterns of technology, advocating for TRIZ as a tool for Augmented Artificial Intelligence (AAI) to support human creativity and decision-making in various domains.

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AI-Empowered Creative Problem Solving

  • Boris Zlotin,
  • Alla Zusman,
  • Svetlana Visnepolschi,
  • Yevgeniy Subbotin,
  • David Bonner,
  • Vladimir Proseanic,
  • Anatol Guin,
  • Oleg Gafurov

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The paper explores the possibility of augmenting AI with TRIZ (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving). It traces TRIZ's development from a method based on patent analysis to a structured innovation tool that, combined with AI, like Large Language Models (LLMs), can address the challenges associated with the most recent attempts and significantly expand AI’s capability into creative problem-solving. The authors discuss how TRIZ-based software, such as Ideation TRIZSOFT®, can serve as a missing link between unstructured human creativity and AI, becoming a creative partner to AI systems by providing structured prompts and knowledge-based solutions libraries. Case studies show that using TRIZ-generated prompts with AI chatbots like ChatGPT increases the quality and novelty of solutions. The article discusses the evolutionary patterns of technology, advocating for TRIZ as a tool for Augmented Artificial Intelligence (AAI) to support human creativity and decision-making in various domains.