In a series of studies conducted at Stanford, researchers found that virtual meetings stifle creativity. They found that folks in in-person meetings came up with more ideas generally and those ideas were more creative than when compared to those that were come up with over a video conferencing app. One contributing factor to this they believe is people's inability to look around the room and notice unusual items and so a professor at Northwestern University in Illinois said that an easy solution would be to turn off cameras when coming up with ideas.
See "Study finds that workers are less creative in virtual meetings", Ian Sample, The Guardian, April 27, 2022