In exploring the question of whether computers can be creative,Margaret Boden suggested that putting already familiar ideas or components together in novel but useful or interesting combinations,but according to preset rules,is an example of which of the following?

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"Improbabilist creativity" refers to the creation of novel ideas or works that are not simply the result of existing knowledge or predictable combinations. In this case, the suggestion of putting already familiar ideas or components together in novel but useful or interesting combinations according to preset rules implies a more probabilistic approach to creativity, which would fall under improbabilist creativity. The other choices - computational functionalism, intentionality, and impossibilist creativity - do not accurately describe this type of creative process.

In Exploring the Question of Whether Computers Can Be Creative,Margaret