Latest AI patents, Page 180
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
- 10
Recent filings
Newest first · 2,637 total-
Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Nvidia Patents an AI That Maps Your Body's Position Inside a Moving Car
Nvidia is patenting a system that uses a single camera and AI to figure out exactly where your body is in three-dimensional space inside a vehicle — and even estimate how big you are — all in real time.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Nvidia Patents an AI That Designs Drug Molecules by Assembling Reusable Parts
Designing a new drug molecule from scratch is one of the hardest problems in science — Nvidia thinks an AI trained on molecular building blocks can make it far less like finding a needle in a haystack.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Nvidia Patents an AI That Answers Questions During Your Live Meetings
Picture asking a question mid-meeting and getting a researched, context-aware answer before the conversation moves on. That's the core idea behind Nvidia's latest AI patent for live meetings.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Robot AI Learns From Demo Videos, Then Self-Improves Via Trial and Error
Teaching a robot to do something new is slow, expensive, and fragile. Nvidia's latest patent describes a method that shortcuts the process by combining human demonstration videos with an AI that then keeps practicing on its own until it gets better.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Nvidia Patents an AI System for Reading Depth From Two Camera Images
Your eyes judge distance by comparing what your left eye sees versus your right eye — and Nvidia is teaching AI to do the same thing, only faster and more precisely than before.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Nvidia Patents Software That Groups Similar Data Together Before Processing It
Before an AI model can learn anything, someone has to decide how to package the raw data. Nvidia's new patent describes a neural network that organizes that data automatically — grouping things that are alike, in sequence, before any learning even begins.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Nvidia Patents Software That Calculates How Far Away Objects Are
Figuring out exactly how far away something is from a camera is one of the hardest problems in computer vision — and Nvidia is betting a neural network can solve it by thinking in probabilities rather than hard answers.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Nvidia Patents an AI System That Figures Out Why You Canceled
Every time you cancel a subscription, you probably click through a short survey and pick whatever reason gets you out fastest. Nvidia thinks AI can do much better than that survey.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Nvidia Patents a Two-Stage Speech Transcription System That Handles Multiple Languages at Once
Many real conversations don't stay in one language — people switch mid-sentence, mid-meeting, or mid-call. Nvidia's new patent describes a speech recognition system built to handle exactly that, using a two-step process that first transcribes everything and then polishes each language separately.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Nvidia Patents Technology That Rebuilds Real Locations in Three Dimensions from Phone Footage
What if your phone's camera — just one lens, no depth sensor — could reconstruct a full 3D model of everything it filmed? That's essentially what Nvidia is filing a patent to do.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 11
Nvidia Patents a Neural Network System for Rendering 3D Virtual World Images
Nvidia has patented a method for using neural networks to synthesize images directly from three-dimensional virtual environments — a technique that could reshape how AI generates realistic scenes for games, simulations, and training data.
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OpenAI · Published Jun 11
OpenAI Patents a Way to Make Its AI Actually Think Before Refusing You
Most AI guardrails are more like a lookup table than a conscience — the model pattern-matches your request against a list of banned topics and blocks it. OpenAI is filing a patent for something different: an AI that actually reasons through its own rules before deciding what to say.
