The article provides a comprehensive analysis of the XXVIII International Scientific and Practical Conference “Society for Creativity — Creativity for Society”. The conference explored the intricate dynamics of the interplay between societal structures and artistic expression in the contemporary era, characterized by digital advancements. The discussion encompassed the profound influence exerted by neural networks and the concept of digital post-truth on the process of creative thinking. Additionally, the conference delved into the societal implications arising from the delegation of human functions to artificial intelligence systems. Following the examination of reports by prominent specialists and the deliberations at the thematic meetings, the principal obstacles to creative advancement (organizational, psychological, and technological constraints) have been pinpointed, while simultaneously identifying promising avenues that pave the way for personal self-fulfillment, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the sustainable progress of society in the digital era.