Generating is cheap; selecting is the scarce half. MIT's Supermind Ideator generates ideas from the Supermind Design moves but covers only the divergent half, and its authors say evaluating and selecting is still needed to use the results. Our decision markets and reviewed claims are that missing half.

Evidence 3 passages

• qualifiesUntitled source

  As this was a formative study, we collected (a) UX insights related to which aspects of the application ’made sense’ to participants and which did not, and (b) measures of professional applicability, such as where and how participants might make use of the application in their professional lives.

• groundsUntitled source

  As the double diamond process suggests, however, evaluating and selecting among these possibilities is also necessary to be able to actually use the results.

• groundsUntitled source

  Currently, the moves we have implemented only cover the divergent aspects of idea generation: generating possible ways of re-framing the problem and generating possible solutions to the problem.

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