Latest AI patents, Page 205
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-
Google · Published May 21
Google Patents On-Device AI That Runs Meeting Tasks Across Participants' Devices
What if your laptop could run an AI assistant during a video call — not by pinging Google's servers, but by using the AI model sitting right on your device? That's the core idea in this Google patent.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents an AI That Listens to Your Environment and Suggests What to Do Next
Google is patenting a system where your device passively listens to what's happening around you, figures out what you probably want to do next, and presents an ordered list of suggested actions — no wake word required.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents a System That Answers Mid-Movie Questions Using Your Watch History
You're watching a movie, you recognize the lead actor, and you ask your voice assistant — 'wait, what else have I seen this person in?' Google is patenting a system that already knows the answer by cross-referencing what's on screen with your personal media consumption history.
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Waymo (Google) · Published May 21
New Waymo Patent Lets Self-Driving Cars Answer Road Questions
Waymo is patenting a system that lets a neural network field open-ended questions about what a self-driving car is currently sensing — think asking an AI 'is that pedestrian about to cross?' and getting a structured answer in real time.
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Google · Published May 21
Google Patents a Geometry-Free Neural Renderer That Skips 3D Reconstruction
Most 3D scene synthesis systems spend enormous effort building an explicit map of the world — depth, meshes, NeRFs — before they can render a new viewpoint. Google's new patent skips that step entirely, letting a transformer figure out the geometry implicitly from just a handful of photos.
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Microsoft · Published May 21
Microsoft Patents a Context-Aware Copy-Paste Tool That Auto-Transforms Your Content
Copy-paste is one of the oldest tricks in computing — and Microsoft thinks it's overdue for an upgrade. A new patent describes a system that doesn't just move content between apps, but automatically reshapes it to fit wherever it lands.
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Microsoft · Published May 21
Microsoft Patents a System for Controlling Which Data Feeds Your LLM's People Profiles
When an AI generates a bio or summary about a real person, it pulls from data sources you may never have chosen or approved. Microsoft's new patent wants to put a control panel in front of that process.
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Microsoft · Published May 21
Microsoft Patents a Diff-Based System for Auto-Tuning LLM Prompts
Writing good prompts for AI systems is more art than science — Microsoft is trying to automate the whole process by borrowing a trick from software version control: diffs.
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Microsoft · Published May 21
Microsoft Patents an Ontology-Driven RAG System That Structures Docs as Hypergraphs
Most AI retrieval systems treat documents like bags of sentences — Microsoft's new patent wants to treat them like structured knowledge maps, using a formal ontology to extract relationships and a hypergraph to capture context no single sentence can hold.
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Microsoft · Published May 21
Microsoft Patents a Collision-Detection Tool for AI Assistant Plug-in Selection
When you ask an AI assistant to book a flight and it opens the wrong app, that's a 'collision' — and Microsoft just filed a patent for a tool that finds and fixes those mix-ups before they reach you.
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Microsoft · Published May 21
Microsoft Patents a Cost-Cutting Routing System for AI Coding Assistants
Running every developer keystroke through a massive cloud LLM is expensive. Microsoft's new patent describes a routing layer that quietly decides when a cheaper local model will do just as well — and only escalates to the big model when it has to.
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Microsoft · Published May 21
Microsoft Patents a Browser That Uses AI to Rank Your Tabs by Urgency
Microsoft is patenting a browser that reads the content of every open tab and uses a generative AI model to decide how urgent each one is — then visually flags the tabs so you can tell at a glance what needs attention first.
