Latest AI patents, Page 200
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-
Salesforce · Published May 28
Salesforce Patents an ML System That Summarizes Survey Feedback Inside Virtual Workspaces
Instead of dumping raw survey responses on you, Salesforce wants a machine-learning model to digest that feedback and surface a synthesized summary — right inside the platform where the survey was sent.
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Salesforce · Published May 28
Salesforce Patents a Self-Verifying Reasoning Pipeline for Vision-Language AI
Salesforce is teaching AI models to show their work — and only keep the answers where the reasoning actually checks out. The result is a self-cleaning training pipeline for visual question-answering that filters bad logic before it can corrupt the model.
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Samsung · Published May 21
Samsung Patents a Self-Selecting Draft Model System for Faster AI Decoding
Running a large language model fast on a phone requires a clever shortcut called speculative decoding — and Samsung just filed a patent for a system that automatically picks the best shortcut to use.
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Samsung · Published May 21
Samsung Patents a Neural Network System for Cleaner Real-Time Shadows
Noisy, grainy shadows are one of the most stubborn visual artifacts in real-time 3D rendering — and Samsung thinks a neural network sorting lights by type is the right fix.
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Samsung · Published May 21
Samsung Patents a Text Input Field That Suggests AI-Driven Actions as You Type
Samsung is patenting a text input field that watches what you type and instantly surfaces relevant app actions, device settings, or AI-generated previews — all without leaving the text box.
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Samsung · Published May 21
Samsung Patents an ML Training Method for Fixing Blurry Handheld Photos
Taking sharp photos in low light is hard — your hands shake, frames blur, and stacking multiple shots makes the misalignment worse. Samsung's new patent describes a way to train AI models to fix exactly that, by teaching them on artificially degraded images before they ever see a real shaky shot.
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IBM · Published May 21
IBM Patents a System That Monitors Worker Stress and Rebalances Workloads Automatically
IBM is patenting a system that watches how much work you're assigned, estimates how stressed you're likely to get, and then reshuffles the queue before you hit a breaking point.
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IBM · Published May 21
IBM Patents a Neural Network That Predicts Quantum Circuit Outputs
Running a quantum circuit is expensive and error-prone — so IBM is training a neural network to predict what a quantum computer would output, without always having to run the hardware itself.
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IBM · Published May 21
IBM Patents a Universal R-Squared Metric for Comparing ML Regression Models
R-squared is the classic 'how well does your model fit the data?' score — but it breaks down badly when you try to compare a linear regression against a neural network or a gradient-boosted tree. IBM's new patent proposes a single, unified version of that score that works across all of them.
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IBM · Published May 21
IBM Patents a Self-Organizing System That Stops LLMs From Confusing Their Own Tools
When you give an AI assistant dozens of tools to choose from, it can get confused — reaching for the wrong one because two tools sound almost identical. IBM's new patent tries to fix that automatically, without a human having to rewrite every tool description by hand.
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IBM · Published May 21
IBM Patents a Conflict Detection System for LLM Vector Databases
When you feed conflicting documents into an AI knowledge base, the AI doesn't know which one to believe — and that's a real problem for enterprise deployments. IBM is filing a patent for a system that catches those conflicts before they ever get stored.
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IBM · Published May 21
IBM Patents a Hybrid AI Router That Assigns Sub-Tasks to Specialist Models
Instead of throwing every question at one giant AI model, IBM's patent describes a system that figures out which specialist model is best suited for each piece of a complex task — and then sequences them like an assembly line.
