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 ...

Google is putting a new spin on a classic game. On a quest to show people how machine learning can be a hoot, Google has launched "Quick, Draw." It's like Pictionary, but with artificial intelligence.

Google would really appreciate it if you spent some time drawing doodles today. In so doing, you will be helping an AI learn and become more intelligent. Machine learning is a term we should all get ...

Limber up your drawing hand. Google wants to see you fast-draw common objects to help an AI system learn. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a twist for CNET. When not ...

The internet is already a great source of distraction, but Google's new doodle game might be the best one yet. Simply go to the Quick, Draw! website and you will be prompted to show off your artistic ...

Google introduced Quick, Draw! last November at our productivity's great expense. We spent hours in the office toying around with the image maker, resulting in some next-level sketches and a firm ...

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is becoming the next big thing in technology. Google has been making great progress in this field and has recently shown off its highly accurate AI image captioning ...

In 2016, Google LLC released a sort of digital Pictionary called Quick, Draw!, a machine learning tool that let people doodle sketches, which would then be analyzed by the tool. Apparently it caught ...

Corbin is a tech journalist and developer who worked at Android Police from 2016 until 2021. Check out his other work at corbin.io. Google has published numerous experiments with its cloud AI ...