Google's AutoDraw: A future feature for messaging?

It wasn’t that long ago that Google came out with an interesting AI experiment called “Quick, Draw!” where users were prompted with an object to draw, and Google’s AI would attempt to figure out what was being drawn in the 20 seconds users had to scribble the object. According to the Quick Draw web page, the purpose of the exercise is to add drawings “to the world’s largest doodle data set, which could be shared publicly to help with machine learning research in the future”.

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