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:

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Improbabilist creativity refers to the ability to generate ideas, solutions, or combinations that are unexpected or unlikely, but still useful or interesting. This is different from Impossibilist creativity, which refers to generating ideas or solutions that are impossible or nonsensical. Computational functionalism is the idea that the mind can be understood as a computational system. Intentionality refers to the capacity of the mind to direct itself towards objects or ideas in the world. None of these really fit the description of putting together familiar ideas in novel ways according to preset rules. Therefore, the best answer is D) Improbabilist creativity.

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