Quick, Draw!
Doodle a word before a neural network guesses what it is
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Quick, Draw! is a Google experiment built around one question: can a neural network learn to recognize doodles? The page invites you to see how well it does with your drawings and to help teach it, just by playing. You receive a word to doodle within a short time limit while the network tries to guess what you are drawing.
The page points to what it calls the largest doodle collection in the world. Credits name Jonas Jongejan, Henry Rowley, Takashi Kawashima, Jongmin Kim and Nick Fox-Gieg, with friends at Google Creative Lab and the Data Arts Team. It is free in the browser.
What the page shows
- A neural network tries to guess your doodle
- You get a word to draw within a short time limit
- Playing helps teach the network, according to the page
- Built by a team with Google Creative Lab and the Data Arts Team
- Free in the browser
Role of AI
A neural network tries to guess what you are drawing, and the page says your doodles help teach it.
