Google used your pictionary sketches to teach its AI to draw

Google has been working on a wide range of AI-based projects lately – earlier this week, it showed off one that can identify what you’re trying to draw and surface clean clipart that resembles your doodle. Its latest experiment is called Sketch-RNN, and it’s a neural network system that has learned to draw on its own by looking at roughly 5.5 million sketches from people who played pictionary with Google’s AI-powered Quick, Draw! game from last year. By triaging sketches in 75 different categories like cats, pigs and trucks, the AI can now draw basic representations of these things when…

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