Latest AI patents, Page 178
How the biggest tech companies are building AI: language models, assistants and agents, vision, voice, and the systems that train them. The artificial intelligence and machine learning patent applications we have broken down from the companies we track, newest first.
- in the Nov 12 release
- 96
- in November so far
- 188
- filings tracked
- 2,637
- sub-topics
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Recent filings
Newest first · 2,637 total-
Google · Published Jun 11
Google Patents an AI Document Writer That Knows When to Ask You a Question
Most AI writing tools either do everything themselves — often getting things wrong — or bombard you with questions you don't want to answer. Google's new patent describes a system that tries to split the difference, routing each question to the right source before filling in your document.
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Google · Published Jun 11
Google Patents an AI Assistant That Budgets Its Own Thinking Time
What if your AI assistant could look at a complex question, figure out how long it has to answer, and automatically reorganize its own thinking to hit that deadline? That's exactly what Google is patenting.
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Google · Published Jun 11
Google Patents a Way to Make AI Chatbot Answers Appear Faster
Nobody likes staring at a spinning cursor waiting for an AI to respond. Google's latest patent describes a way to start showing you an answer before the system has even finished thinking through the whole thing.
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Google · Published Jun 11
Google Patents a Training Method That Teaches Its Image Generator to Match Words More Precisely
Getting an AI image generator to reliably produce what you actually described — not just something plausible — is harder than it sounds. Google's new patent tackles that gap by teaching its model to treat matching text and images like a game of attraction and repulsion.
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Google · Published Jun 11
Google Patents an AI Assistant That Rewrites Its Memory of You Over Time
Most AI assistants forget everything the moment you close the app — or they remember everything forever, even when it's wrong. Google is patenting a middle path: an AI that actively identifies when its understanding of you has gone stale and rewrites just the parts that need updating.
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Google · Published Jun 11
Google Patents an On-Device AI That Ranks What Context Actually Matters
When you ask your phone's AI assistant something, it drowns in background noise — your location, your calendar, your recent apps. Google's new patent describes a way for the AI to figure out which of that context actually matters before it answers.
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Google · Published Jun 11
Navigation AI Learns When and How to Speak Up While Driving
Google is building a navigation assistant that doesn't just tell you where to turn — it figures out the best moment to tell you, based on how noisy, distracting, or stressful your driving environment is right now.
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Google · Published Jun 11
AI Assistant Gains Long-Term Memory Organized by Topic
What if your AI assistant actually remembered that you've been planning a kitchen renovation for three months — and didn't make you explain it all over again every time you asked a new question? That's the core idea behind this Google patent.
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Google · Published Jun 11
Google Patents an AI That Reads Your Screen and Clicks Through Apps for You
Google is patenting a system that lets an AI look at your screen, number every tappable button and link, then figure out exactly which ones to click — all from a plain-English instruction you type or speak.
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Google · Published Jun 11
Google Patents a Multi-Layer AI System for Grading Its Own AI Outputs
Getting AI to reliably judge whether AI-generated content is any good is one of the thorniest problems in the field. Google's latest patent describes a system that tackles it by running content through a panel of specialized evaluators before a master model hands down a final verdict.
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Google · Published Jun 11
Google Patents a System That Acts on Your Messages the Moment You Hit Send
Google is patenting a system that doesn't just suggest what to say in a message — it also figures out what you should *do* next and does it for you automatically, the instant you tap Send.
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Google · Published Jun 11
Google Patents a Training Method That Wires Speech Recognition Directly Into an LLM
Getting an AI that transcribes speech to actually *understand* what was said — not just write it down — requires connecting two very different systems. Google's new patent describes a careful training recipe for doing exactly that.

