kocreationia
Kocreationia is a conceptual framework for collaborative creation that foregrounds joint authorship and mutual influence between people and computational systems. It describes artifacts and practices produced through iterative collaboration among human creators, intelligent agents, and data-driven tools, with an emphasis on transparency of process and equitable attribution. In practice, kocreationia seeks to align creative agency across human and machine contributors, rather than assigning independent authorship to either side alone.
Etymology and origins: The term combines elements signaling togetherness with a suffix common in academic disciplines.
Principles and methods: Kocreationia promotes shared authorship and responsibility, transparent documentation of workflows and data sources,
Applications and examples: It informs practices in digital art, product prototyping, software interfaces, and urban simulations
Criticism and challenges: Critics warn that attribution remains contested in mixed human-computer processes and that governance
See also: co-creation, human-computer interaction, participatory design, AI-assisted creativity.