AutoDraw can also be used as a regular canvas tool without the AI component, a lot like MS Paint but much sleeker. It's useful for any quick art needs you may have, and it's a ton of fun.

Google AutoDraw uses artificial intelligence to determine what you are trying to draw, and then offers professionally-made images to replace your rough sketch. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

Autodraw takes things a step further to let you doodle and get decent results on your phone. Google's AI Experiments has been slowly dropping fascinating artistic or creative uses of its neural ...

Google wants to help you get in touch with your inner Picasso. Today, it's launching AutoDraw, a web-based tool that uses machine learning to turn your hamfisted doodling into art. It's similar to ...

AutoDraw will automatically guess what you want to draw, and then give alternatives. This is quite simple and easy to use. Generally, AutoDraw is very easy to use, and the effect is amazing.

AutoDraw looks at the doodle, figures out what object you drew, and offers to replace it with a more professional version drawn by a real artist. The beauty of AutoDraw is, ...

“AutoDraw pairs the magic of machine learning with drawings from talented artists to help you draw stuff fast,” says the narrator in Google’s AutoDraw teaser video.

AutoDraw is one of Google's machine learning experiments, and so far, it's not quite perfect. On my first try, it failed to recognize and ice cream cone I drew, and one option it gave me was a ...

Google has created a new web-tool named Autodraw which uses AI algorithms to assist users when sketching, helping produce birthday cards, invites and more.

For AutoDraw, the company used the same technology behind its "Quick, Draw!" AI Experiment, which tried to teach a neural network to recognize doodles.

AutoDraw has an MSPaint-style interface, so users won’t find it difficult to navigate on their first try. Android Police says it’s good for making birthday cards or an event posters, ...