Latest AI patents, Page 188
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 May 28
Nvidia Patents an AI That Reads Documents the Way Humans Do
Nvidia is patenting a way to teach machines how to read documents the way humans do — understanding that a heading introduces a section, and that sections nest inside one another. It's less glamorous than a new GPU, but it's the kind of infrastructure that makes AI document search actually work.
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Nvidia · Published May 28
Nvidia's New Patent Teaches Machines to See Objects by Listening to Them
Nvidia is patenting a way to use neural networks to extract image-like object features directly from audio — essentially letting a system 'see' objects by listening to them. It's an unusual cross-modal trick that could matter for robotics and autonomous perception.
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Nvidia · Published May 28
Nvidia Patents an AI That Spots the Same Person Across Different Cameras
Nvidia has filed a patent for a system that can recognize the same person across different camera feeds — even when the angle, lighting, or distance changes — by building a rich AI 'fingerprint' of their appearance.
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Meta · Published Jun 4
Meta Patents a Way to Send You a Text Summary When a Video Won't Load
When your connection drops too low to stream a video, Meta's new patent describes a system that automatically sends you an AI-generated text summary of what you'd have watched instead — so you're never just staring at a spinning loader.
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Google · Published May 28
Google Patents a Way to Double How Many AI Queries a Single Chip Can Handle
Google has patented a framework that promises to squeeze twice as many AI queries per chip out of retrieval-augmented generation systems — the same architecture powering AI-assisted search and enterprise knowledge tools.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 4
Nvidia Patents a GPU-Parallel System for Tracking Multiple Objects Across Video Frames
Keeping track of dozens of moving objects in a live video stream is one of the hardest problems in computer vision — and Nvidia thinks running it all in parallel on a GPU is the answer.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 4
Nvidia Patents a Way to Bring AI Language Models to Underserved Languages
Most of the world's roughly 7,000 languages get almost nothing from AI language models — Nvidia's new patent describes a systematic way to fix that, at least for one language at a time.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 4
Nvidia Patents a Way to Spot 3D Objects Way Beyond Lidar's Reach
Lidar — the laser-based ranging tech that gives self-driving cars their 3D vision — has a hard distance limit. Nvidia thinks it can blow past that ceiling using nothing but a regular camera and a clever neural network.
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Nvidia · Published Jun 4
Nvidia Patents a Streaming AI System That Transcribes and Reasons Over Live Audio in Real Time
Most AI voice systems wait until you stop talking before they start thinking. Nvidia's new patent describes a system that feeds live audio into a language model on the fly — processing each chunk of speech as it arrives and generating text output continuously, without waiting for a pause.
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Amazon · Published Jun 4
Amazon Patents a System That Makes Its AI Explain Its Own Decisions
Ever wonder why Alexa recommended something or gave you a specific answer — and wish it would just tell you? Amazon has filed a patent for exactly that: a system that generates plain-English explanations of why an AI reached the conclusion it did.
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Amazon · Published Jun 4
Amazon Patents a System That Adjusts Alexa's Tone and Style Mid-Conversation
Imagine Alexa sensing that you're frustrated and automatically switching to shorter, calmer responses — no settings menu required. That's roughly what Amazon is patenting here.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents an AI System That Picks Your Split-Screen Partner App
Samsung wants your phone to stop making you dig through app lists every time you want to multitask — an AI model would just suggest the most logical second app the moment you open your recents screen.
