Also on November 17th, Redditor typicalemoboy submitted an Imgur gallery of Quick, Draw! screenshots taken from the /pol/ (politically incorrect) board on 4chan to the /r/4chan subreddit. A game where a neural net tries to guess what you’re drawing. Quick, Draw was brought to life through a collaboration between artists, designers, developers and research scientists from different teams across Google. You draw, and a neural network tries to guess what you’re drawing. Experiments: Quick, Draw Google Developers 2.27M subscribers Subscribe 2K 1M views 6 years ago Check out to learn more. In the comments section, other Redditors posted additional Quick, Draw! screenshots.
The AI learns from each drawing, increasing its ability to guess correctly in the future. In one day, the post gained over 2,600 votes (88% upvoted) on /r/unexpectedjihad. Quick, Draw allows children to explore the possibilities of machine learning technology and digital artistry. The same day, Redditor aelx27 uploaded a screenshot of Quick, Draw! failing to recognize a picture of a plane flying into two towers (shown below).
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Meanwhile, Redditor Sledge_The_Operator highlighted the PS4 Quick, Draw! image in a post titled "Neutral Net Memes On the Rise!" to /r/MemeEconomy] The following day, Redditor InternetProtocal submitted a screenshot of Google Quick, Draw! failing to recognize an illustration of a PS4 as a potato to /r/pcmasterrace, where it garnered upwards of 7,700 votes (86% upvoted) and 280 comments within 24 hours (shown below). A game where a neural net tries to guess what you’re drawing. On November 16th, Twitch user 097Aceofspades posted a "speed run": video using Google Quick, Draw! (shown below). That day, a promotional video for the app was released on YouTube (shown below). After completing six drawings, the application allows the user to select each to see how the algorithm attempted to recognize the image. Several years ago Google created a game called Quick, Draw to challenge users to quickly sketch stylized drawings of common items. On the Quick, Draw! website, users are instructed to draw a specific thing in under 20 seconds, while the neural network attempts to guess what is being drawn. On November 15th, 2016, Google released the Quick, Draw! app as one of the many artificial intelligence experiments.
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