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Latest AI patents, Page 198

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. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents a Self-Improving Image Generation Loop Using Two Competing AI Models

    Adobe is patenting a technique where two AI models work against each other to produce better synthetic images — one pushing the output toward quality, one actively pulling it away from mediocrity. It's a tug-of-war approach to image generation, and it's designed to let models improve without needing more real-world data.

  2. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents a Generative Video Pipeline for 3D Model Super-Resolution

    Adobe has filed a patent for a clever workaround to a persistent problem in 3D graphics: instead of trying to upscale a 3D model directly, it converts the model into a video first, uses a generative AI video upsampler to sharpen it, and then reconstructs the 3D object from the higher-resolution footage.

  3. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents a Drag-to-Transform Image Editing System

    Adobe is patenting a way to let you drag part of an image — say, a person's arm or a car door — and have an AI model realistically redraw that object in its new position or shape. The trick is that it works from just a few sparse control points, not a full pixel-level mask.

  4. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents a System for Auto-Generating Music-AI Training Data

    Teaching an AI to connect music and language is only as good as the training data you feed it — and Adobe is patenting a way to manufacture that data at scale, automatically.

  5. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents a Region-Aware Image Editing System That Encodes Objects Separately

    Adobe is patenting an approach to AI image editing that treats individual objects in a photo as independently editable encoded units — letting you transform a specific thing in a scene without rewriting the whole image from scratch.

  6. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents an Auto-Tuning Guidance System for Diffusion Model Image Generation

    Getting AI-generated images to look right often comes down to a single finicky dial — the guidance scale — that you have to tune manually for every prompt. Adobe's new patent wants to make that dial automatic.

  7. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents ML-Driven Document Scanning That Captures Pages as You Flip

    Adobe is working on a document scanner that watches you flip through a book on video and automatically grabs a clean image of each page — no button-tapping required.

  8. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents an AI System That Deconstructs How Light Hits a Scene

    Lighting is the hardest part of photo editing to fake — and Adobe's latest patent is aimed squarely at that problem. The filing describes an AI that can look at a photo and pull out a visual map of just one aspect of how light behaves in that scene, like albedo, shading, or specularity, on demand.

  9. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents an AI That Blends Any Subject Into Your Photos Seamlessly

    Imagine pointing at a photo of your pet turtle and telling an AI to place it naturally into a picture of a beach — same lighting, same color palette, no obvious Photoshop seams. That's the core idea Adobe is patenting here.

  10. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents a Graph-Based Context Retrieval System for Large Language Models

    When you ask an AI a question that spans dozens of documents, most systems just do a keyword-style search and hope for the best. Adobe's new patent tries something more structured: building a graph that maps how document chunks relate to each other before the AI ever starts answering.

  11. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents On-Device AI Content Generation Driven by Local Subscription Data

    Adobe is filing for a system that personalizes digital content — think ads, recommended creative, or tailored offers — entirely on your device, using subscription data that never leaves it. It's a privacy-preserving spin on AI-generated advertising.

  12. Adobe · Published May 28

    Adobe Patents an Embedding-Driven Retrieval System for Generative AI Content

    Adobe has patented a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipeline that converts a user's query into a mathematical embedding, hunts for similar data embeddings in a high-dimensional space, and then feeds that matched data into a generative AI model to produce contextual content.