One — called Quick, Draw! — gives you a prompt to draw an image of a written word or phrase in under 20 seconds with your mouse cursor in such a way that a neural network can identify it.

Quick, Draw!, which is just one of the features in ... But I have to admit, I'm not very good at it. Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable My first time playing on the computer ...

The premise of Quick Draw is that you are given a promo to draw an image of a written word and must do so. While it sounds simple on the surface, Google uses neural networks to identify what you drew.

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 ...

Draw This uses neural networks to ID the objects in the frame, and then draws upon thousands of images from Google’s Quick, Draw! dataset to provide a loose interpretation via thermal printer.