Latest AI patents, Page 195
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 a System That Builds Task-Specific AI Models from One Unified Network
What if you could train dozens of specialized AI models and then collapse them all into a single network — pulling out whichever one you need at inference time? That's exactly what this Nvidia patent describes.
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Nvidia · Published May 28
Nvidia Patents a Teacher-Student AI Loop for Dexterous Robot Grasping
Teaching a robot hand to reliably pick up an arbitrary object is one of the hardest unsolved problems in robotics. Nvidia's latest patent tries to crack it by pairing a physics-math trick called 'geometric fabrics' with a two-stage AI training system that goes from simulation to the real world using nothing but depth-camera images.
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Nvidia · Published May 28
Nvidia Patents a Dynamic Neural Network Workload Scheduler Across Multiple Processors
Running a giant neural network on a single chip is increasingly a bottleneck — Nvidia's new patent describes a system that watches performance metrics in real time and dynamically slices the network across two or more processors to keep things moving.
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Nvidia · Published May 28
Nvidia Patents a Hierarchy-Aware Document Retrieval System for AI Search
When you ask an AI a question, it usually searches a flat pile of text chunks — no sense of whether a sentence belongs to an introduction, a subsection, or a footnote. Nvidia's new patent wants to change that by teaching retrieval systems to respect how documents are actually structured.
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Nvidia · Published May 28
Nvidia Patents a Neural Network System for Upscaling 3D Texture Maps
Nvidia wants to let neural networks do the heavy lifting of generating high-resolution textures — starting from a cheaper, low-res version and letting AI fill in the details. It's DLSS logic, but applied to texture maps instead of final frame pixels.
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Nvidia · Published May 28
Geometric Fabrics Enable Smarter Robot Grasping
Getting a robot to reliably pick up a real object — without fumbling, crashing into it, or giving up — is one of the hardest unsolved problems in robotics. Nvidia's latest patent filing lays out a training pipeline that may make it a lot more tractable.
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Nvidia · Published May 28
Nvidia Patents a Self-Curating Synthetic Data Loop for Stereo Vision Models
Training a depth-sensing AI normally requires mountains of carefully labeled real-world images — a slow, expensive process. Nvidia's new patent describes a system that generates its own training data, then uses the model it trained to throw out the bad examples automatically.
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Nvidia · Published May 28
Nvidia Patents a Pipeline for Building 3D Digital Humans From Everyday 2D Photos
Training a 3D digital human model normally requires expensive, controlled capture setups — but Nvidia's new patent describes a way to do it from the messy, inconsistent photos you'd find anywhere on the internet.
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Nvidia · Published May 28
Nvidia Patents a Memory-Driven 3D Scene Reconstruction System for Self-Driving Cars
What if your self-driving car could remember what a street looked like last Tuesday — and use that memory to fill in the parts of today's view that a parked truck is blocking? That's the core idea in Nvidia's latest patent filing.
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Amazon · Published May 28
Amazon Patents a Real-Time Streaming Content Moderation System for AI Outputs
Amazon is patenting a way to screen AI-generated text for harmful content on the fly — in chunks, as it streams — rather than waiting until the full response is done. It's essentially a safety net that runs in parallel with the AI itself.
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Amazon · Published May 28
Amazon Patents a System That Ties Voice Commands to What's on Your Screen
Saying 'add that to my cart' to a voice assistant only works if the assistant knows what 'that' actually is. Amazon's latest patent describes a system that figures it out by reading what's currently on the screen.
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Amazon · Published May 28
Amazon Patents a System for Locking AI Model Weights Behind Cryptographic Keys
Amazon is patenting a way to let customers use a highly optimized AI model without ever being able to see — or steal — the secret sauce inside it. Think of it as a locked black box you can run, but never open.
