A scarily accurate game created by Google uses artificial intelligence to guess what you are drawing from your doodles. The Pictionary-style challenge - called 'Quick, draw!' - prompts users to draw a ...

Google has made several announcements related to artificial intelligence lately, including the development of AI that can talk like humans, a project for AI that can beat humans at real-time strategy ...

Quick, Draw! works like this: The site tasks you with drawing six relatively common, doodle-able items, and you’ve got up to 20 seconds to draw each. As you’re drawing, Google’s neural network is ...

Quick Draw is the project which gives you the task of doodling objects like an eraser or a duck or a feather, within a time frame, meanwhile, the Google AI will keep guessing what the doodle is.

Your doodles are about to get a whole lot better. Part of Google's new A.I. Experiments collection, AutoDraw is like an AI-powered Microsoft Paint. The app combines conventional doodling with art from ...

Google’s new slew of AI tools includes a kind of game called “Quick, Draw!” that can guess what you’re doodling. It’s impressive just how good the tool is—though some of its misses would be obvious to ...

Seattle news anchor Kaci Aitchison found that out the hard way last week when the crew on FoxQ13 decided to engage in a seemingly harmless game live on air. The morning news hosts were playing a quick ...