Google takes actions back into Chinese market with Wechat AI video game

Google released an AI video game for Tencent’s WeChat app on Wednesday, pressing its method even more into the Chinese market.

The video game, whose name equates approximately to “Guessing Little Songs,” has gamers coordinate with an AI partner guess what their human competitors (and their accompanying AIs) are drawing, according to Google’s Chinese blog site. You can include the video game to WeChat by scanning the QR code seen in the blog site.

Tencent– China’s greatest tech business– and Google accepted share patents throughout a variety of items and innovations inJanuary WeChat is China’s most popular messaging service and the nation is the world’s greatest phone market.

Google opened an AI laboratory in Beijing lastDecember It’s been making a push back into the Chinese market after withdrawing its online search engine and associated services there in 2010 when it chose it would no longer follow the federal government’s censorship requirements In June, it targeted Southeast Asian consumers by investing $550 million in leading Chinese e-commerce business JD.com.

Google likewise released a China- particular variation of its storage management platform, Files Go, in May– the business’s 2nd app in the nation after Google Translate.