This Startup Has Developed A New Artificial Intelligence That Can (Sometimes) Beat Google

But this isn't to say Gamalon couldn't compete in areas outside of organizing messy corporate documents into neat spreadsheets. Gamalon has pitted its techniques in image recognition against Google's TensorFlow using the tech giant's deep learning-powered "Quick, Draw" program. When Google asks the user to draw a floor lamp, the AI gets confused if, say, the user draws a chair next to it, because it has difficulty separating the two objects -- Google thinks you drew a house or a church. But using Gamalon's system, the AI can identify the two separate objects for what they are -- a floor lamp and a chair.