Latest AI patents, Page 204
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 21
Salesforce Patents an LLM Training Loop That Learns From Ambiguous Code Autocomplete Signals
When a developer ignores a code suggestion and just keeps typing, did they really reject it — or were they just faster than the autocomplete? Salesforce's new patent is built around that exact ambiguity.
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Salesforce · Published May 21
Salesforce Patents an LLM System That Tests and Trains Its Own AI Agents
Building AI agents is one challenge — figuring out whether they work correctly is a whole other problem. Salesforce is patenting a system where an LLM handles both sides: generating the test cases and producing the training data, then validating the results.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents an AI System That Reads Image Text and Decides What to Do With It
Point your camera at a sign, a menu, or a screenshot — Google's latest patent describes an AI that doesn't just read the text inside, it figures out what you probably want done with it.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents an AI System That Auto-Optimizes Billions of Lines of Code
Google's internal codebase is famously one of the largest in the world. Now Google has patented a system that could send a generative AI through that codebase — automatically finding and rewriting inefficient code at a scale no human team could match.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents a System That Turns Ad Guidelines Into AI Training Data
Writing rules for what an AI is allowed to generate is one thing — turning those rules into usable training data is the hard, unglamorous part. Google's latest patent tackles exactly that.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents a Progressive Regularization Method to Speed Up ML Model Training
Training a machine learning model is expensive and slow — and a big chunk of that cost comes from how you apply regularization. Google's new patent, from the duo behind EfficientNet, describes a training schedule that deliberately starts loose and tightens the rules as training progresses.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents an AI That Watches Your Gameplay and Coaches You in Real Time
Google has filed a patent for an AI system that watches your video game footage, reasons through the optimal strategy, and then explains it to you in plain English — and lets you ask follow-up questions before you even make your next move.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents an Ordinal Regression Training Method for Ranked Recommendations
When a recommendation system suggests five things to you, the order matters — but most ML training routines don't enforce that order as rigorously as they should. Google's new patent tries to fix that at the loss-function level.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents a Flow-Model Approach to Train NeRFs on Sparse Photos
Neural Radiance Fields are extraordinary at reconstructing 3D scenes — but they usually demand dozens or hundreds of photos to work well. Google's new patent targets the hard case: what happens when you only have a handful of images?
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents a Way to Train AI Models to Survive Hardware Failures
What if your AI model didn't crash when a chip failed — it just quietly worked around it? Google is patenting exactly that: a training technique that teaches models to keep performing even when the hardware underneath them breaks.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents a Position-Aware Slot Attention System for Object-Centric AI
Most AI vision systems struggle when objects move around or appear at different scales — they have to re-learn what they already knew. Google's new patent tackles that by giving each detected 'object slot' its own local coordinate system that travels with the object.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents an AI Agent That Remembers Past Conversations Using Embeddings
Most AI assistants forget everything the moment you close the chat window. Google is patenting a way for its agents to selectively pull relevant chunks from your entire conversation history — not just the current session.
