Latest AI patents, Page 210
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-
Intel · Published May 14
Intel Patents an AI That Teaches Robots to Imagine What's Around the Corner
Robots are usually blind to whatever their camera isn't directly pointed at — Intel's new patent uses the same AI image-filling tech behind generative photo editors to stitch together a robot's full surroundings in real time, no GPS required.
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Sony · Published May 14
Sony Patents a Way to Teach AI by Showing It the Easy Problem First
What if you could teach an AI to solve a hard problem by first making it practice the easy version in reverse? That's the core idea behind Sony's latest language model patent — and it has direct implications for how game characters talk to you.
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Sony · Published May 14
Sony Patents an AI That Turns Your Photo Into a Game-Ready Avatar
Sony is filing patents for a system that takes a real photo of you and a few text descriptors, then generates an avatar that looks like you — but styled to match whatever game or virtual space you're jumping into.
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Sony · Published May 14
Sony's New Patent Wants to Replace Your Controller With Your Body and Voice
Sony is exploring a way to let a machine learning model watch you, listen to you, and track your movements — then translate all of that into game inputs, no physical controller needed.
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Sony · Published May 14
Sony Patents an AI That Watches Your Game and Writes What It Sees
Sony is working on an AI layer that watches gameplay footage and automatically writes descriptions of what's happening on screen — think auto-subtitles, but for the visual action itself.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Real-Time Video System That Labels Every Pixel Across Frames
Imagine a camera that doesn't just detect the car in a video — it labels every single pixel in every frame, keeps track of which car is which as it moves, and does it all in sequence without rewinding the footage. That's what Samsung is patenting here.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents an AI Assistant That Chains Multi-Domain Tasks in One Request
Ask your phone to find out how long it takes to get somewhere and automatically set an alarm for arrival — that's the exact scenario Samsung's new patent is built around. It's a system for teaching a voice assistant to chain tasks across completely different app domains in a single breath.
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IBM · Published May 14
IBM Patents a System for Ranking AI Answers by Accuracy
What if your AI assistant didn't just give you one answer — but quietly ran several, graded them, and only showed you the best one? That's the core idea behind IBM's latest patent.
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IBM · Published May 14
IBM Patents a Multi-Agent System That Rewrites Bad AI Prompts Automatically
Every AI system eventually produces a wrong or unhelpful answer — the question is what happens next. IBM's new patent describes a system where the model itself figures out why a prompt failed and rewrites it to do better, using a council of AI agents to agree on exactly what went wrong.
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IBM · Published May 14
IBM Patents a System for Automatically Matching ML Models to Edge Hardware
Running AI at the edge is messy — not every device can handle every model. IBM's new patent describes a system that automatically figures out which machine learning model fits which edge node, then ships it there on demand.
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IBM · Published May 14
IBM Patents an ML System That Writes Requirements Documents Automatically
Writing requirements documents is one of the most tedious — and error-prone — parts of any software project. IBM is filing a patent for a system that uses generative AI to do it for you, pulling from a knowledge base of past project checkpoints.
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IBM · Published May 14
IBM Patents a Mixture-of-Experts System for Tracing Text Back to Its Source
IBM is patenting a way to figure out where a piece of text originally came from — using a Mixture of Experts neural network where each 'expert' has been trained to recognize text from a specific source.
