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Latest AI patents, Page 186

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
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in November so far
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Recent filings

Newest first · 2,637 total
  1. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google Patents an AI That Reads a Form and Fills It Out for You

    Filling out a long form usually means reading every field label, inferring what's allowed, and typing something that fits — Google wants an AI to do all of that for you, automatically, without breaking any of the form's rules.

    Enterprise AI
  2. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google Patents an AI That Reads Importance Scores Before Writing a Summary

    Most AI summarizers treat every piece of content equally — Google's new patent describes a system that lets a numeric 'prominence' score tell the model exactly how much weight to give each item before it writes a single word.

    Language AI
  3. X (Google) · Published Jun 4

    X Development's New Patent Builds an AI That Checks Its Own Work and Explains How

    X Development — Alphabet's moonshot lab — has filed a patent for an AI platform that doesn't just generate predictions, it also validates those predictions and automatically builds a paper trail explaining how it got there.

    Enterprise AI
  4. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google's New Patent Lets AI Decide Which Screen in the Room Should Answer You

    Point your phone's camera at a TV or laptop, tap a button, and Google's proposed AI agent figures out which device in the room should answer your question — not necessarily the one in your hand.

    AI assistant & agent
  5. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google Patents an AI Building Block That Fades Instead of Snapping

    Every neural network needs activation functions to decide which signals get passed forward — and the most popular one, ReLU, has a well-known rough edge that can cause training headaches. Google's new patent describes a family of smoother replacements that behave like ReLU without that rough edge.

    AI training & infrastructure
  6. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google Patents an AI That Learns to Draw Your Specific Subject, Not Just Any One

    Most AI image generators can draw 'a dog' — but they can't draw *your* dog. Google's patent describes a training method that lets a diffusion model learn the difference, and reproduce the same specific subject every time you ask.

    AI image & video
  7. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google Patents an AI That Fills In the Washed-Out Parts of Your Photos

    Blown-out skies and washed-out faces have been a stubborn problem in phone photography for years. Google is now filing a patent that uses a diffusion AI model — the same class of model behind image generators — specifically trained to hallucinate the missing detail in overexposed regions.

    AI image & video
  8. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google Patents an AI That Reads Your Question Before Deciding Which Part of the Video to Search

    Instead of feeding your entire video into one AI model and hoping for the best, Google's new patent describes a smarter dispatch system — one model figures out *what* you're asking and *which part of the video* matters, then hands off to a specialist to actually answer.

    Language AI
  9. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google Patents a Way to Run Safety Drills on Its Own AI — No Humans Required

    Google is patenting a pipeline that automatically fires thousands of test prompts at a generative AI model — text, images, audio, video — and grades each response against safety policies. Think of it as a fire drill for AI, run continuously and without humans in the loop.

    AI safety
  10. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google Patents an AI That Learns to Summarize by Whether Its Output Actually Helps

    Most AI summarizers are trained to sound accurate — but Google's new patent trains one to be useful, judging the summary by whether it actually helps a downstream prediction task get the right answer.

    Language AI
  11. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google's New Patent Teaches AI to Find Drug Candidates Faster

    Finding a drug that sticks to the right biological target is a needle-in-a-haystack problem — Google is filing patents on ways to teach AI to read the haystack faster.

    AI simulation
  12. Google · Published Jun 4

    Google Patents an AI That Tells Two Voices Apart and Answers Each One Personally

    When two people talk to a Google Assistant at the same time, the AI currently treats them as a crowd. This patent describes a system that untangles those voices, matches each one to a registered account, and responds with personalized context for each speaker.

    Voice & speech AI