Latest AI patents, Page 202
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-
Adobe · Published May 21
Adobe Patents an ML System That Auto-Arranges Your Document Layouts
Adobe is patenting a machine learning system that takes your images, text, and a target document size — and figures out where everything should go, automatically. No manual dragging, no grid fiddling.
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Adobe · Published May 21
Adobe Patents a System for Blending Real Images and Text Into One AI-Generated Scene
You have a photo of a vintage lamp and a text description of an antique typewriter — Adobe's new patent lets an AI combine both into a single, coherent generated image without you ever having to draw the typewriter yourself.
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Adobe · Published May 21
Adobe Patents a Two-Pass AI Inpainting System for Sharper Fill Results
Adobe's latest patent tackles one of the most persistent frustrations with AI image editors: fill results that look globally plausible but locally wrong. The fix is a two-pass system that sees the whole picture first, then zooms in to get the details right.
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Adobe · Published May 21
Adobe Patents an AI Orchestrator That Builds Marketing Campaigns Attribute by Attribute
Adobe is patenting a system that doesn't just suggest a marketing campaign — it reasons through each campaign decision in a specific order, using earlier decisions to inform later ones, all driven by AI and your existing business data.
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Adobe · Published May 21
Adobe Patents a Two-Tier Knowledge Graph System for Focused AI Answers
Before a generative AI model even tries to answer your question, it needs to know where to look. Adobe's new patent proposes a two-level knowledge graph system that first figures out which data source is relevant, then dives into that source's own graph to find the right details — rather than searching everything at once.
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Adobe · Published May 21
Adobe Patents an AI Image Generator That Keeps Your Brand Style Intact
AI image generators are great at making things look good — but notoriously bad at making things look *yours*. Adobe's new patent describes a system that extracts a brand's visual DNA from reference images and uses it to anchor AI-generated outputs to a specific aesthetic.
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Adobe · Published May 21
Adobe Patents an AI That Writes Text to Fit Any Box Exactly
Anyone who has ever pasted AI-generated copy into a design layout knows the pain: the text is always too long, too short, or weirdly formatted. Adobe's new patent tackles that frustration head-on.
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Qualcomm · Published May 21
Qualcomm Patents an ML-Driven System for Predicting Chip Test Results
Testing a chip thoroughly takes time — and time on a test floor costs money. Qualcomm's new patent describes a way to let machine learning predict what a full test would find, so you don't always have to run it.
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Qualcomm · Published May 21
Qualcomm Patents an Adaptive Aerial-View Mapping System for Sensor Processing
Qualcomm has filed a patent describing a system that builds a bird's-eye-view map of an environment from camera images — then reuses a targeted spatial 'mask' to make subsequent frames faster and more focused. It's a clever way to avoid reprocessing the same parts of a scene over and over.
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Qualcomm · Published May 21
Qualcomm Patents an On-Device System That Trains TTS on Your Own Voice
What if your phone's text-to-speech gradually started sounding more like you — without ever uploading your voice to a server? That's the core idea behind this Qualcomm patent.
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Qualcomm · Published May 21
Qualcomm Patents a Dual-Resolution Adapter System for On-Device AI Image Generation
Qualcomm is filing patents around running AI image generators more efficiently on-device — and this one proposes a clever split: let the big generative model handle one resolution, and offload part of the work to a smaller, purpose-built adapter running at a different resolution.
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Qualcomm · Published May 21
Qualcomm Patents a Dual-Camera System That Erases Reflections From Photos
Taking a photo through a window almost always means fighting your own reflection. Qualcomm's new patent describes a way to use the camera on the other side of the device to figure out exactly what needs to be erased — and then fill it in with AI.
