AI-ThinkLets for Brainstorming

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Abstract

Digital Agents have the potential to be effective collaborators and significantly improve team collaboration practices. This study introduces the concept of AI-ThinkLets, which are repeatable collaboration activities involving Digital Agents. Using the Brainstorming process as an example, we demonstrate the applicability of AI-ThinkLets. We extend the existing OnePage ThinkLet with the Digital Agent by specifying its possible setup and functionality. This study provides insights for practitioners, orchestrators, and researchers. By integrating Digital Agents into established ThinkLets, we develop synergies that enhance the capabilities of human actors and enable new collaboration patterns.

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Schwabe, G., Katsiuba, D., Specker, R. J., & Dolata, M. (2025). AI-ThinkLets for Brainstorming. In Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (pp. 362–371). IEEE Computer Society. https://doi.org/10.24251/hicss.2025.043

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