Latest AI patents, Page 189
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-
Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents a Voice Assistant That Responds Before You Finish Your Sentence
Most voice assistants wait for you to stop talking before doing anything. Samsung is patenting a system that jumps in with a first response the moment it hears enough of your sentence to make a useful guess — then updates that response once you've finished speaking.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents an AI Image Compression Method That Fights Quantization Errors
Every time an image is compressed, tiny rounding errors chip away at quality — and most codecs just ignore them. Samsung's new patent describes a learned compression system that bakes awareness of those errors directly into the encoding process.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents an AI Assistant That Plans Multi-Device Tasks Before Acting
Most voice assistants react to what you say. Samsung's new patent describes one that figures out what you *meant*, builds a multi-step plan across your devices, then stress-tests that plan before running a single command.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents a Neural-Network Image Compression System That Uses Layered Encoding
Samsung is filing patents in the "learned image compression" space — a field where neural networks do the squishing instead of decades-old algorithms like JPEG. The twist here is a two-layer encoding trick that gives the decoder extra context clues to rebuild images more faithfully.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents an AI System That Finds Hidden Defects Using Ultrasound
Samsung has filed a patent for a defect detection system that bounces ultrasonic waves through a material, processes the echoes with AI, and flags hidden flaws — all without cutting the part open.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents a Neural-Network Image Codec Built Around Parallel Processing Layers
Samsung is filing patents on a fully learned image codec — meaning a neural network, not a hand-crafted algorithm like JPEG or HEIC, does all the compressing and decompressing. The twist is an architecture called WaveResNeXt that runs its processing layers in parallel rather than sequentially.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents a Dual-Track Image Input System for On-Device AI Models
Most AI vision systems make a choice: send raw image detail or compressed tokens to the model. Samsung's new patent says you don't have to pick — send both at once.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents a Context-Aware AI That Converts One Sensor Type Into Another
Samsung is patenting a system that lets a device take one type of sensor input — say, audio — and reconstruct a completely different type of data from it, like an image or a depth map, using a stored map of how those data types relate to each other.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents an AI Assistant That Builds a Profile From Your Service History
Samsung is patenting a system where an AI assistant doesn't just answer your question — it remembers how you've asked things before and adjusts its response based on patterns it's detected in your history.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents a Robot Vacuum That Checks Whether It Actually Cleaned the Stain
Most robot vacuums clean and move on, with no idea whether they actually got the spot. Samsung's new patent describes a machine that looks back, compares before-and-after images, and knows when a stain is still there.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents an AI Image Compression Fix That Recovers Lost Detail
Every time an image gets compressed, some detail quietly disappears — rounding errors that pile up invisibly. Samsung's new patent targets one specific stage where those errors are worst and tries to patch them before the image is decoded.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents an On-Device AI That Builds Its Own Team to Handle Your Requests
Instead of one AI trying to do everything, Samsung's new patent describes a system where your device automatically assembles a team of specialized AI agents — and reassembles it on the fly if the first lineup isn't working.
