Huh, I had no clue what you meant until I looked at the picture then back at my scribbles and saw the accidental drawing of the face I made. To me this is anot

Huh, I had no clue what you meant until I looked at the picture then back at my scribbles and saw the accidental drawing of the face I made. To me this is another interesting distinction on the NN recognition versus a human recognition - QuickDraw having a limited "vocabulary" to refer to really highlights this, as does my own lack of knowledge of Roobarb. Some of these things can really blindside us, and I suspect that it's going to require a lot of human hand-holding for awhile for the machines to get a strong vocabulary. For some time I've been pondering how far you could take a machine's tabula rasa learning, for something like language, and how closely it would mimic a child's learning. (Language, color, math, etc).