Latest AI patents, Page 211
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-
IBM · Published May 14
IBM Patents a Context-Expanding System That Makes AI Database Queries Smarter
When you ask an AI a question about a database, it often grabs only the obvious fields — missing crucial related data sitting just one column over. IBM's new patent tries to fix that by teaching the AI to look around the neighborhood before it answers.
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IBM · Published May 14
Red Hat Patents a Self-Updating Background Dataset for AI Explainability
Getting an AI model to explain its own decisions is hard enough — but doing it accurately when your data is constantly changing is even harder. Red Hat's new patent tackles exactly that problem with a system that rebuilds its explanation context fresh with every single prediction.
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Adobe · Published May 14
Adobe Patents a Single Neural Network That Runs Multiple Segmentation Tasks at Once
Cutting out a subject, isolating a sky, and detecting every person in a photo usually means running three separate AI models. Adobe's new patent describes a way to do all of that in one pass.
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Adobe · Published May 14
Adobe Patents a Machine Learning System for Reading Schematic Diagrams
Computers are great at reading words in a PDF, but terrible at understanding the circuit diagram or flowchart sitting right next to those words. Adobe is filing a patent to fix that.
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Adobe · Published May 14
Adobe Patents a One-Step Transformer Prior for Text-to-Image Synthesis
Adobe is patenting a shortcut in the text-to-image pipeline — a transformer-based model that converts a text prompt into an image embedding in a single forward pass, rather than the usual multi-step diffusion process.
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Adobe · Published May 14
Adobe Patents a Neural Network That Trains Itself to Fix Messy Image Masks
Cutting out a subject from a photo is one of those tasks that looks easy until you zoom in on the hair or fur. Adobe's latest patent describes a neural network trained specifically to clean up imprecise selection masks — and the clever bit is how it learns.
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Adobe · Published May 14
Adobe Patents a Complexity-Aware System for Smarter AI Inpainting
Adobe is patenting a way for its AI image-editing tools to first measure how visually complex a scene is — then automatically pick the best inpainting model to fill in the gap. It's less 'one model to rule them all' and more 'the right tool for the job.'
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Adobe · Published May 14
Adobe Patents a Split-Layer AI Relighting System for Photos
Changing the lighting in a photo after the fact sounds simple, but shadows on your subject and shadows on the background follow completely different rules. Adobe's new patent tackles that by relighting them separately.
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Adobe · Published May 14
Adobe Patents a Neural Network System for Cleaner Subject-Selection Masks
Anyone who has tried to cut out a subject with multiple disconnected parts — like a person holding a fork — knows that auto-selection tools often blur the fine details on smaller regions. Adobe's new patent targets exactly that problem.
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Adobe · Published May 14
Adobe Patents a Hybrid Attention Method to Boost Large Language Model Capabilities
Most AI language models are trained to either understand text or generate it — Adobe's new patent describes a training method that tries to do both at once, using a clever mix of two fundamentally different attention styles.
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Adobe · Published May 14
Adobe Patents an AI System That Converts Webpages Into Custom Code
Imagine taking any existing webpage and instantly getting clean, platform-ready code for your CMS — no copy-pasting, no manual reformatting. That's the core idea behind Adobe's latest patent filing.
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OpenAI · Published May 7
OpenAI Patents a System for Forcing AI Responses Into Structured Formats
When you ask an AI to return JSON and it returns... a paragraph of prose instead, that's a real problem for production software. OpenAI is patenting a method to make sure that never happens.
