Abstract: Creative personality is often regarded as relatively stable and unique. However, when artificial intelligence (AI) engages in creative tasks, the “digital authority” of AI may lead to automation bias in human use of AI, and it is difficult for humans to maintain their leading role in creativity. Thus, the use of AI may influence individuals' creative self-efficacy and creative role identity, ultimately threatening creative personality. In order to complement researches on creative personality in the context of AI, this study aims to clarify the influence of using AI in creative work on creative personality based on the notion of “could” and “should”. At last, this study explores the effectiveness of self-management, that is, the way in which individuals defend their position as innovation subject.

Key words: AI, creativity, personality, automation bias, self-management