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Latest AI patents

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
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Recent filings

Newest first · 2,637 total
  1. Adobe · Published Nov 12

    Adobe Wins a Patent for Two AIs That Take Turns Editing and Critiquing Your Video

    Adobe has been granted a patent for a video editor where one AI assembles your clips and a second AI plays the picky critic, sending the cut back for fixes until it matches what you typed.

  2. Google · Published Nov 12

    Google Files Patent for an Ad Chatbot That Reads Your Photos to Pitch Products

    Google has filed a patent application for an ad with a chat button that asks you to upload photos of your stuff, then recommends something to buy based on what it sees. The filing's main example: pictures of your apartment, and a moving truck sized to fit your furniture.

  3. Adobe · Published Nov 12

    Adobe Files Patent for AI Images Where You Choose What Sits in Front

    Ask an AI image tool for a teddy bear and a pillow, and it decides which one sits in front. An Adobe patent application hands that choice back to you with a single number.

  4. Microsoft · Published Nov 12

    Microsoft Patents an AI Judge That Picks the Cleanest Photo Cutout

    Microsoft's patent describes an AI that grades photo cutouts, catching flaws like a baby's missing foot, without ever being shown the correct answer.

  5. Disney · Published Nov 12

    Disney Files Patent for Game Worlds That Change With Live Events

    Disney has described a game world that watches the real world and changes to match it: a parade starts in a physical park, and a virtual plaza fills with floats and confetti at the same moment.

  6. Adobe · Published Nov 12

    Adobe Files Patent for AI Video That Cuts From One Scene to the Next

    Most AI video tools hand back one unbroken take. Adobe's patent application describes a way to ask for several shots in a row and get a video that actually cuts between them.

  7. Google · Published Nov 12

    Google Files Patent for AI Video That Grows Forward and Backward From One Photo

    Most AI video tools start at a picture and only move forward. Google's patent application treats that picture as the middle of the clip and builds both the past and the future around it.

  8. Google · Published Nov 12

    Google Files Patent for AI That Edits Rejected Images to Fit the Rules

    Google has a plan for the moment a platform rejects your image: instead of making you guess what went wrong, an AI works out the problem and edits the picture for you.

  9. Nvidia · Published Nov 12

    Nvidia Patents AI That Generates Fake Medical Scan Images From Text Descriptions

    Nvidia's patent application describes an AI that turns a typed sentence into a full 3D CT, MRI or PET scan, then files that fake scan into a dataset used to train other medical AI. To make it understand everyday wording, another AI first rewrites real radiology reports in many styles.

  10. Sony · Published Nov 12

    Sony Patents Footage Trimming That Helps Game AI Learn When to Dodge

    Sony's idea for teaching game AI to dodge: keep plenty of video frames right around the key moment, then space them further apart the further back you look.

  11. Google · Published Nov 12

    A New Google Patent Turns Your Browsing History Into a Podcast for Your Commute

    Circle a building in a photo, and this Google patent application describes an AI that turns it into a podcast with a synthetic host and guest, timed to fit your drive.

  12. IBM · Published Nov 12

    IBM Files Patent for an AI That Designs New Molecules Step by Step

    IBM's new patent describes an AI that designs a molecule the way you might edit a sentence: one small change at a time, checking each against a goal. The twist is how it remembers the molecules it has already seen.