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Evidence of the Transmutation of Creative Elements Using a Computational Creativity Approach by Iqbal A.

Accelerating color theory-based design through artificial intelligence: a conceptual welcome by Khairudin, Khayril Anwar, Yahaya, Mohamad Hafiz, Abdul Jamil, Siti Ermi Syahira, Rosli, Hazrul Marzan, Abu, Muhammad Badrulzzaman, Abd Rahman, Muh Sarip

“…By leveraging machine learning and generative algorithms, designers can automate tasks such as palette generation, contrast evaluation, and emotional tone mapping, thus significantly reducing the time and cognitive load required in early design stages (Luo & Moroney, 2021). …”
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The implications for ahybrid detection technique against malicious sqlattacks on web applications by Bahjat Arif, Sarajaldeen Akram, Wani, Sharyar

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Aligning Malaysian SMEs with the megatrends: the roles of HPWPs and employee creativity in enhancing Malaysian SME performance by Ismail, AbdussalaamIyanda, Abdul Majid, Abdul Halim, Abdul Rahman, Maria, Jamaluddin, Noor Asma, Susantiy, Ade Irma, Setiawati, Cut Irna

“…Also, HPWPs that focus on development of creative problem-solving skill can enhance workers’ ability to generate alternative solutions, product knowledge and customer service skills which are crucial to creativity in the organization. …”
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Reimagining English language learning: a systematic review of AI integration in classroom practice (2019–2024) by Ibrahim Brian, Muhammad Shyazzwan

“…Grounded in constructivist and socio-cultural theories, these technologies promote collaboration, creativity, and learner autonomy through adaptive learning pathways and real-time feedback. …”
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Digital Quran With Storage Optimization Through Duplication Handling And Compressed Sparse Matrix Method by Ashraf Saleh Mohammad Alomoush

Al-Istikhlāf framework in the age of artificial intelligence: reclaiming the human identity and responsibility in the digital era by Wan Ismail, Hidayah, Abdelaziz, Berghout

“…Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the most disruptive forces of the twenty-first century, reshaping cultures, economies, social relations, and even the definition of human intelligence, creativity, and knowledge. Beyond its technical and economic effects, AI raises profound questions about human identity, responsibility and purpose: if machines can imitate reasoning, generate knowledge, and even simulate empathy, what remains distinctive about the human being? …”
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