Latest AI patents, Page 190
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 Way to Automatically Caption Video Frames Using Speech and Documents
Training a vision-language AI model requires mountains of matched image-text pairs — and building those pairs by hand is brutally expensive. Samsung's new patent describes a system that generates them automatically by mining synchronized video, speech, and related documents at the same time.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents a Robot That Figures Out What You're Looking At
Imagine telling a robot 'bring me that' while glancing at a bottle on the counter — and it actually knows what 'that' is. Samsung's new patent describes exactly that kind of gaze-aware robot control.
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Samsung · Published Jun 4
Samsung Patents a Self-Updating Database That Reads Between the Lines of Your Inputs
Most personalization systems only learn from what you explicitly tell them. Samsung's latest patent describes a database that also picks up on the things you didn't say.
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IBM · Published Jun 4
IBM Patents a System That Turns Quantum Hardware Noise Into a Feature
Every quantum computer is noisy — qubits misfire, decohere, and produce errors constantly. IBM's new patent flips that problem on its head by treating the noise itself as useful data for machine learning.
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IBM · Published Jun 4
IBM Patents a System for Auditing How Well Pre-Trained AI Models Adapt to New Tasks
Pre-trained AI models are everywhere, but knowing whether one has actually learned the right things for your specific task is surprisingly hard. IBM's new patent describes a way to measure that — by scanning the model's internal representations for meaningful structure.
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IBM · Published Jun 4
IBM Patents a Decoder-Only System for Linking Plain-English Questions to Databases
Before an AI can turn your plain-English question into a SQL query, it has to figure out which tables and columns in a database are even relevant — and IBM's new patent tackles exactly that step with a leaner, decoder-only approach.
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IBM · Published Jun 4
IBM Patents a Real-Time System That Catches Unstable Industrial Loads Before They Tip
Every time a loader dumps another scoop of ore, gravel, or grain onto a pile, hidden air pockets can form — and those voids can turn a stable load into a sudden avalanche. IBM's new patent describes a system that watches the pile grow in real time and steps in to fix the imbalance before anything tips over.
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IBM · Published Jun 4
IBM Patents a Risk-Scoring Guardrail That Stops AI Agents Before They Do Something Costly
AI agents that autonomously run business tasks are only as safe as the guardrails around them. IBM's new patent describes a risk-scoring layer that intercepts an AI agent's planned action, estimates the blast radius if it goes wrong, and decides whether to let it run, run it partially, or block it entirely.
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Adobe · Published Jun 4
Adobe Patents an AI System That Cleans Up Sloppy Object-Removal Edges
Removing an object from a photo sounds simple until the AI leaves a halo of leftover pixels at the edge. Adobe's new patent tackles that exact problem with a two-pass masking approach that blends the filled-in area more cleanly into the original image.
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Adobe · Published Jun 4
Adobe Patents a System That Uses Influencer Posts to Predict Product Demand
Adobe wants to watch what influencers post across social platforms, match those posts to product catalogs, and automatically route ads to audiences before demand peaks — all without a human media buyer in the loop.
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Qualcomm · Published Jun 4
Qualcomm Patents an AI That Blends Any Image's Style With Any Other's Content
Qualcomm has filed a patent for a system that can take the visual style of one image and apply it to the content of another — without retraining the underlying AI model for each new combination.
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Qualcomm · Published Jun 4
Qualcomm Patents a Way to Train AI Models Faster Over Noisy Wireless Networks
Training an AI model across thousands of phones simultaneously sounds chaotic — especially when half of them have weak signal. Qualcomm's new patent describes a system that groups devices by their connection quality and uses that structure to keep model updates accurate even when the wireless channel is a mess.
