Latest AI patents, Page 187
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-
Google · Published Jun 4
Google's New Patent Bets Quantum Computers Can Train Themselves by Tuning Their Own Hardware
Google is filing patents that treat quantum hardware itself — the physical knobs that tune electromagnetic fields and laser pulses — as the training parameters for a machine learning model. It's a bet that useful quantum ML doesn't require perfect logical qubits, just well-tuned analog hardware.
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Google · Published Jun 4
Google Patents an AI That Runs Full-Strength on a Phone Chip
Google is patenting a neural network blueprint that does more with less — squeezing strong image-recognition performance out of architectures thin enough to run on a smartphone chip.
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Google · Published Jun 4
Google Patents an AI Image Generator That Checks Its Own Work Before You See It
Google is patenting a system where an AI image generator doesn't just create an image and hand it to you — it first passes the result through a second AI that decides whether the image is even worth showing. If the critic says no, the system quietly tries again.
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Google · Published Jun 4
Google's New Patent Teaches Your Watch to Link Your Body Signals to Your Mood
Google is patenting a feedback loop that watches your body, asks how you feel, and gradually builds a personalized model linking the two — or confirms that no link exists at all.
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Google · Published Jun 4
Google Patents an AI That Fits Real Objects Into Any Art Style Without Losing Their Details
Imagine taking a photo of your coffee mug and asking an AI to place it inside a watercolor painting — without the mug losing its shape, logo, or handle. That's the specific problem Google's latest patent is solving.
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Google · Published Jun 4
Google Patents a Fix That Warns Its AI When Your Words Were Misheard
Every voice assistant has the same embarrassing flaw: when speech-to-text garbles your words, the AI underneath just runs with the gibberish. Google's new patent proposes a fix — tell the LLM upfront that the text it's reading might be wrong, and hand it a cheat sheet of common mistakes.
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Google · Published Jun 4
Google's New Patent Keeps Tabs on Your Phone's AI Without Seeing Your Data
Google wants to know how well the AI running on your phone is performing — but without actually looking at what you typed, said, or searched. This patent describes a system that generates model health reports entirely on-device, then ships only the abstract numbers to Google's servers.
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Google · Published Jun 4
Google Patents an AI That Reconstructs 3D Objects From One Photo — and Admits When It's Guessing
Figuring out what a 3D object looks like from a single flat photo is genuinely hard — and most AI systems that try it won't tell you when they're guessing. Google's new patent tackles both problems at once.
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Google · Published Jun 4
Google Patents an AI That Reads Your Phone Calls and Suggests What to Say Next
Google is patenting a system where an AI chatbot listens to someone speaking on a phone call and starts generating possible replies for you — before they've even finished their sentence.
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Adobe · Published May 28
Adobe's New Patent Wants to Let AI Sculpt 3D Objects the Way It Generates Images
Adobe is patenting a way to make 3D mesh construction compatible with machine learning training loops — a longstanding headache in computer graphics that has blocked AI from directly sculpting geometry the same way it learns to generate images.
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Adobe · Published May 28
Adobe's New Patent Lets AI Pretend to Be Your Audience Before an Ad Goes Live
Before an ad campaign ever reaches a real audience, Adobe wants generative AI to simulate how that audience would likely respond — using persona representations as a kind of digital stand-in for real people.
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Samsung · Published May 28
Samsung Patents an AI That Swaps Out Your Real Data Before Reading Your Messages
Samsung is patenting a clever sleight-of-hand: before your phone's AI model reads your messages or contacts, it quietly swaps your real private data for dummy placeholders — then swaps them back after the AI responds.
