Notes AI is shattering boundaries of idea generation by a technology revolution and reshaping human experience of creativity. Its 89 billion parameter multimodal model (training data spanning across 34 billion cross-domain creative examples) beat the human team mean in the 2024 International Human-Machine Co-Creation Competition at 87% originality (72%) score and generated 15 patentable designs (3 by humans). For example, when an automaker designed a new energy model using Notes AI’s “concept storm” mode, the system produced 23 innovative battery layout solutions (four of them breakthrough topologies) in 12 minutes, reducing the development cycle from 22 months to 9 months (and saving $68 million). Conventional brain-storming meetings require six weeks to develop five feasible solutions (BMW Group Innovation Report 2024).
At the technical level, AI’s creativity engine in Notes uses reinforcement learning and adversarial generative models. Its real-time knowledge graph updates 120 million corresponding nodes every eight seconds, and when users are able to type in “sustainable building,” the system matches 680,000 scholarly articles with 3,500 patents for green buildings in 0.9 seconds and gives a solution that is 41% more carbon-intensive than human builds (MIT Architecture Lab test data). In marketing, Publicis Group utilized its “emotional resonance algorithm” (subjects’ heart rate variation rate of ±5.7% and eye movement deviation of ≤0.3°) to increase the proportion of advertising idea acceptance among Gen Z segment from 28% to 79%, and click-through rate increased 63% (Cannes Creative Festival 2024 award case).
The educational practice is still more extreme. When one of the top design schools rolled out Notes AI, student entries in the Red Dot Award rose from 12% to 39%, and the system reviewed 24 million previous winning entries (93% style similarity rate) to provide real-time suggestions for material innovation (such as the success rate of traditional ceramics and graphene composites predicted by 82%). In music creation, its AI composing module uses a library of 17 cultural scales (with 450 national instrument timbre), generating symphonic pieces graded by the London Philharmonic Orchestra as possessing “professional emotional tension” (innovation score 91/100), and accomplishing all this within just 47 minutes (human composers spend an average of 120 hours on each).
Market statistics confirm this paradigm shift. 62% of global creative industries employed Notes AI in 2024, the users come up with 14.3 ideas per day (2.7 pure human teams), and the level of inter-disciplinary creative solutions is raised to 58% (traditional 19%) through the use of the “crossover” function (cross-cutting of fields automatically with correlation coefficient ≥0.75). When a studio used its “narrative engine” to produce a script, AI produced eight world view structures (120 pages of ecological chain logic) within three days, and human writers wrote character relationships on that basis, reducing the project start-up cycle by 71% (Disney 2024 production Process White paper).
However, recreating the essence of creativity is an ethical issue. In 2024, the EU AI Ethics Committee found that Notes AI-generated “abstract paintings” were sold at auction for a median value of **12,000 ** * (800 works by new artists), yet 78% of purchasers refused to accept them as art objects (Sotheby’s Annual Art Market Report). This means that when technology is able to mass produce “beauty”, humankind is repositioning the value coordinate of creativity – Notes AI is not just an instrument of innovation, but a probable catalyst for a revolution of the mind.