Latest AI patents, Page 207
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-
Nvidia · Published May 21
Nvidia Patents AI System That Reconstructs 3D Scenes From Video at Any Point in Time
Nvidia has filed a patent for a system that takes ordinary multi-camera video and generates a full 3D volumetric snapshot of a scene at any timestamp — even moments that fall between recorded frames.
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Microsoft · Published May 21
Microsoft Patents a Two-LLM Pipeline for Clustering Large Text Datasets
Sorting thousands of customer comments, support tickets, or survey responses into meaningful topics is tedious work — and Microsoft just patented a way to hand it off to two language models working in parallel.
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Nvidia · Published May 21
Nvidia Patents a Dual-AI System for Dynamic Cloud Resource Pool Sizing
Running a cloud service means constantly guessing how many servers you'll need at 2 PM on a Tuesday. Nvidia's new patent uses two separate AI models to stop guessing and start predicting — one for how often requests arrive, another for how long each session actually lasts.
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Nvidia · Published May 21
Nvidia Patents a Privacy-Routing System That Decides Which LLM Sees Your Query
Not every question you ask a chatbot should go to the same model — Nvidia's new patent describes a system that automatically sniffs out whether a query is sensitive, then routes it accordingly, keeping private data away from models that might leak or log it.
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Nvidia · Published May 21
Nvidia Patents a Dynamic 3D Scene Reconstruction System Using Gaussian Splatting and ML-Driven Motion Tokens
Nvidia has filed a patent describing a machine learning pipeline that takes a series of ordinary images shot across time and reconstructs a fully dynamic 3D scene — complete with motion — without needing any explicit geometry data upfront.
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Nvidia · Published May 21
Nvidia Patents a Neural Network That Designs Data Center Cooling Systems
Nvidia is patenting a system where you describe what you need in a data center — in plain text — and a neural network spits out a full cooling system design. Think of it as a ChatGPT moment for data center architecture.
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Nvidia · Published May 21
Nvidia Patents a Self-Calibrating 3D Vision Model That Learns Without Labels
Labeling 3D training data is brutally expensive — every image needs a human to annotate depth, geometry, and camera angles. Nvidia's new patent describes a system that skips most of that by letting the model calibrate itself.
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Amazon · Published May 21
Amazon Patents a Multi-Neural-Network System for Confirming Warehouse Bin Placement
Amazon is filing patents for warehouse systems that use not one but three neural networks working in concert to confirm — with high confidence — that a specific item actually landed in the right bin, not just near it.
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Samsung · Published May 21
Samsung Patents a GNN-Driven Atomic Force Predictor for Faster Molecular Simulations
Running a molecular simulation is brutally expensive — every atom's movement depends on forces from every neighbor, and you have to recalculate those forces thousands of times per second. Samsung's new patent tries to break that cycle by letting a trained model predict most of those forces instead of computing them from scratch.
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Samsung · Published May 21
Samsung Patents a Single Quantized Graph That Runs Multiple AI Models at Once
Running multiple specialized AI models on a phone is expensive — each one wants its own memory, its own quantization setup, and its own graph. Samsung's new patent tries to collapse all of that into a single shared structure.
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Samsung · Published May 21
Samsung Patents a Coordinate-Aware Noise Prediction Model for Image Generation
Most AI image denoisers treat every pixel the same regardless of where it sits in the frame. Samsung's new patent tells the noise model exactly where each feature lives — and that positional context could make a real difference in output sharpness.
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Samsung · Published May 21
Samsung Patents a Dual-Space Neural Network for Robot Path Planning
Most robot navigation systems struggle when obstacles cluster in awkward configurations. Samsung's new patent takes a geometric detour — literally — by solving navigation in a transformed mathematical space before snapping the answer back to the real world.
