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Latest AI patents, Page 192

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 May 28

    Google Patents an AI Pipeline That Reformats Images by Expanding Then Cropping

    Resizing an image to a new aspect ratio usually means ugly letterboxing or painful cropping. Google's patent describes a two-step AI approach: first hallucinate new pixels to make the image bigger, then trim it down to hit the exact target ratio.

    Enterprise AI
  2. Google · Published May 28

    Google Patents an AI Assistant That Reschedules Your Smart Home Routines to Save Energy

    Google is patenting a version of its AI assistant that watches your smart home routines and proactively suggests better times to run them — not for your convenience, but to lower your energy bill.

    AI assistant & agent
  3. Google · Published May 28

    Google Patents a Self-Improving ML System for Prioritizing App Updates

    Google is patenting a system that doesn't just decide which app updates to install first — it continuously pits two competing ML models against each other to figure out which one is better at making that call.

    Enterprise AI
  4. Google · Published May 28

    Google Patents a Compound Scaling Method for Neural Network Architecture

    Building a bigger neural network isn't just about making it deeper — Google's patent describes a principled way to scale three separate dimensions of a network at once, using a single tunable coefficient to divide up extra compute budget.

    AI training & infrastructure
  5. Google · Published May 28

    Google Patents a Passage-Scoring Filter for Multimodal AI Search

    When you ask Google a question using both a photo and some text, how does the AI know which search results are actually relevant to your image? This patent describes Google's answer: a dedicated scoring model that reads your image and the candidate results simultaneously, then filters out the noise before the response generator ever sees them.

    Language AI
  6. Google · Published May 28

    Google Patents a Mid-Generation Router That Picks the Right AI Model on the Fly

    Instead of committing upfront to an expensive or cheap AI model, Google's patent describes a system that peeks inside a model mid-generation — before it even finishes — and decides whether to stick with it or hand off the request to something better.

    Enterprise AI
  7. Google · Published May 28

    Google Patents a Two-Stage Person Detection System for Video Alerts

    Google is patenting a smarter way to decide whether your security camera just saw a person — or just a rustling tree branch. The trick is doing it in two passes at different resolutions, then scoring whether the result is even worth waking you up for.

    AI vision
  8. Google · Published May 28

    Google Patents a Multi-Agent System That Merges Conflicting AI Prompts

    What happens when two AI agents disagree about how to phrase a request to a generative model? Google's latest patent describes a system that resolves those conflicts automatically, merging multiple agents' prompts into one coherent request before anything gets sent to the model.

    AI assistant & agent
  9. Google · Published May 28

    Google Patents a 3D-Aware Feature Matching System for Object Recognition

    Matching a photo of an object taken from the front to one taken from the side is surprisingly hard — and Google's new patent tackles it by teaching an AI to think in 3D while looking at 2D images.

    AI simulation
  10. Google · Published May 28

    Google Patents a Multi-Step Reasoning System for Complex Image-and-Text AI Queries

    When you ask an AI a genuinely hard question — one that mixes a photo with a layered follow-up — a single-shot answer often falls flat. Google's new patent describes a system that detects when a query is too complex for a direct response, then automatically splits it into smaller reasoning steps before generating a final answer.

    AI vision
  11. Google · Published May 28

    Google Patents a Cascaded Diffusion Pipeline for Text-to-Image Generation

    Instead of generating a final image in one shot, Google's patent describes a relay race of diffusion models — each one handed a low-res draft and told to make it sharper. It's the architectural backbone behind some of the most capable text-to-image systems around.

    AI image & video
  12. Microsoft · Published May 28

    Microsoft Patents a Traffic-Aware ML System for Predicting Cloud Capacity Shortfalls

    Instead of waiting for a server to buckle under load, Microsoft's new patent trains a per-service ML model to spot rising traffic early and pre-emptively add — or trim — cloud resources before an outage can happen.

    AI training & infrastructure