is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. You might remember Google’s Quick, Draw! project from 2016 — a web-based Pictionary game which asked users to ...

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 ...

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 ...

Sometimes, words can't describe what you are envisioning and the best way to get that idea out is by drawing out the idea on paper. However, if you have ever played Pictionary, you know that quick ...

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 ...

A quick doodle shows a playful concept—a cat sitting inside a fish bowl—drawn with clean lines and simple details. The short time-lapse highlights how the shapes come together to form an amusing, ...

Google has quietly released a progressive web app called Chrome Canvas that lets you make quick doodles that automatically save to your Google account, via Chrome Unboxed. That means you can just type ...

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 ...