Latest AI patents, Page 203
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-
Qualcomm · Published May 21
Qualcomm Patents a System That Skips Its Own ML Model to Save Power
What if your phone's AI could decide, mid-task, that it doesn't actually need to run the full neural network? Qualcomm is patenting exactly that — a lightweight simulator that stands in for the real model whenever the real model would be overkill.
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Sony · Published May 21
Sony Files Patent for AI Games Generated From Your Car's Navigation Route
What if your road trip to the mountains automatically generated a fantasy adventure game set in — you guessed it — snowy mountain terrain? That's the core idea behind a new Sony Interactive Entertainment patent.
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Sony · Published May 21
Sony Patents a Pose-Matching System That Scores You the Same From Any Angle
Sony is patenting a pose-evaluation system that gives you the same score whether you're facing the camera head-on, standing off to the side, or crouching — a deceptively hard problem that trips up most body-tracking software today.
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Sony · Published May 21
Sony Patents an AI System That Turns Patient Sensor Data Into Caregiver Conversations
Sony is patenting a system that watches a patient's sensor data around the clock, picks out the moments worth talking about, and automatically drafts comments — including direct questions — for healthcare providers or community members to respond to.
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Sony · Published May 21
Sony Patents a Two-Stage AI Upscaling Pipeline for Game Frames
Sony is exploring an AI upscaling system that doesn't just use one machine learning model — it uses two, switching between them mid-sequence to progressively sharpen game frames as more visual context accumulates.
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Sony · Published May 21
Sony Files Patent for a Configurable Motion-Evaluation Content Generator
Sony is patenting a system that takes a specific 'evaluation perspective' — say, a physical therapist's criteria or a sports coach's checklist — and automatically builds motion-assessment content around it, bundling video and audio into a single personalized package.
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Sony · Published May 21
Sony Patents an AI Upscaling System That Uses 3D Game World Data to Sharpen Frames
Sony's latest patent describes an AI upscaling system that doesn't just blindly enlarge a frame — it feeds the machine learning model extra context about the 3D game world itself, so the AI knows what it's actually looking at before it fills in missing pixels.
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Intel · Published May 21
Intel Patents a Robot That Guesses Object Weight From Your Posture
Before a robot grabs something from you, it needs to know how heavy it is — and Intel thinks the best way to figure that out is to watch how you're standing.
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Salesforce · Published May 21
Salesforce Patents a User-Directed Pipeline for Building Multimodal AI Training Data
Teaching an AI to understand images is only as good as the training data you feed it — and most pipelines for generating that data are opaque black boxes. Salesforce is patenting a system that makes the whole process transparent and user-configurable.
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Salesforce · Published May 21
Salesforce Patents an Automated Pipeline for Tuning Large Language Models
Running a large language model in production is expensive — every millisecond of inference latency and every wasted GPU cycle adds up fast. Salesforce is patenting a system that automatically searches for the best combination of optimization tricks to make a pre-existing LLM leaner, without touching the training process.
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Salesforce · Published May 21
Salesforce Patents an AI Guardrail Framework That Can Block Rogue Agents Mid-Deployment
Salesforce is patenting a system where one AI agent watches other AI agents for compliance violations — and can cut off their data access when they misbehave. It's a cop car built entirely out of LLMs.
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Salesforce · Published May 21
Salesforce Patents an Automated AI Compliance Guardrail That Can Block Rogue Agents
As companies deploy AI agents that make real decisions, someone — or something — has to keep them in line. Salesforce is patenting a system where an AI watches other AIs for compliance violations, and can cut them off entirely if they go out of bounds.
