Latest AI patents, Page 193
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-
Microsoft · Published May 28
AI Agent Networks Gain Self-Diagnosing Capabilities in New Patent
When one AI agent in a chain fails because it's missing critical information, Microsoft's new system figures out why — and quietly updates that agent so it won't fail the same way again.
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Microsoft · Published May 28
Microsoft Patents an Ontology-Driven Knowledge Graph Builder for AI Security Queries
Microsoft is filing patents on the plumbing behind its AI security tools — specifically, a system that reads messy, unstructured threat data and automatically organizes it into a structured knowledge graph that an AI can actually reason over.
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Microsoft · Published May 28
Microsoft Patents an AI System That Writes Job Postings From Your Network Data
Writing a job description is one of those tasks that takes longer than it should — and Microsoft thinks it has a fix. A newly filed patent describes a system that pulls data from your professional network to auto-generate job postings using a large language model.
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Microsoft · Published May 28
Microsoft Patents a Sequence-Prediction Model That Drops Positional Encoding
Microsoft is filing a patent for a transformer-style neural network that predicts what a user will do next — and it deliberately rips out one of the standard components most people assume is essential to how these models work.
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Microsoft · Published May 28
Microsoft Patents a Neural Network That Predicts Action Sequences from Entity Relationships
Microsoft has patented a way to train attention-based neural networks that treat 'who you interact with' and 'what those interactions say about you' as two separate — but jointly learned — inputs. The goal: predict what a user or entity will do next.
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Microsoft · Published May 28
Microsoft Patents a Pipeline That Extracts Fact-Checkable Claims from AI Text
When an AI writes a paragraph, which sentences are actually checkable facts — and which are vague fluff? Microsoft is filing patents on a system designed to answer exactly that question, automatically.
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Microsoft · Published May 28
Microsoft Patents a Language Model System That Fills Gaps in Sparse Technical Data
Databases full of holes are a silent killer for data-driven research — and Microsoft thinks a fine-tuned language model can patch them. This patent describes a system that trains an LLM on technical data, then uses it to predict and fill in missing values at scale.
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Microsoft · Published May 28
Microsoft Patents an AI System That Finds Images Visually Different From Your Query
Most image search returns more of the same — Microsoft's new patent describes a system that deliberately hunts for related images that look different from the one you started with, using a generative AI model to write the search queries itself.
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Microsoft · Published May 28
Microsoft Patents a Second AI That Arranges Your LLM Prompts for Better Code Responses
It turns out that where you put information inside an AI prompt matters almost as much as what you put there — and Microsoft wants a dedicated AI model to figure out the ideal arrangement automatically.
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Microsoft · Published May 28
Microsoft Patents a Context-Aware System for Summarizing Mixed Text, Images, and Audio
Imagine feeding an AI a meeting recording, a slide deck, and a chat transcript — and getting back a single, coherent summary tailored to whether you're reading on a phone, a screen reader, or a desktop dashboard. That's the core idea here.
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Microsoft · Published May 28
Microsoft Patents a Domain-Aware Scoring System for AI-Generated Text Edits
When a doctor rewrites an AI-generated clinical note, not every edit carries the same weight — changing a drug name matters far more than fixing a comma. Microsoft's new patent wants to build a scoring system that knows the difference.
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Meta · Published May 28
Meta Patents a Shared Social Media Session That Merges Two Users' Feeds in Real Time
Imagine scrolling through Instagram or Facebook with a friend — and the feed adapts to both of you at the same time, not just one of you. That's exactly what Meta is patenting.
