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Latest AI patents, Page 212

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
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in November so far
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Recent filings

Newest first · 2,637 total
  1. Google · Published May 14

    Google Patents a Structured Reasoning System for LLM Tool Calls

    Before a smart AI assistant books your flight or searches for an apartment, it needs to figure out exactly which tool to call and what to tell it. Google's new patent describes a structured way to make that reasoning process explicit, auditable, and trainable.

  2. Google · Published May 14

    Google Patents a Multi-Stage AI Pipeline for Real-Time Image Restoration

    Google has patented a clever iterative training method that progressively teaches smaller, faster AI models to restore degraded photos — with the end goal of running that enhancement engine on your smartphone in real time.

  3. Google · Published May 14

    Google Patents a Distributed AI Training System That Keeps Your Data on Your Device

    What if Google could train a smarter AI using data from millions of phones — without ever seeing what's actually on those phones? That's the core idea behind this patent, which describes what the research world calls federated learning.

  4. Google · Published May 14

    Google Patents a Source-Tracking System to Cut AI Hallucinations

    AI hallucinations — where a model confidently makes things up — are one of the biggest trust problems in generative AI right now. Google's new patent describes a way to score every candidate response by how much it actually relies on known, selected sources, then filter out the ones that stray too far.

  5. Google · Published May 14

    Google Patents a System That Tracks Intent to Cut AI Hallucinations

    AI hallucinations often happen because a model loses track of *who said what* in a conversation. Google's latest patent tries to fix that by explicitly tagging each speaker's intent before generating a summary.

  6. Google · Published May 14

    Google Patents a Learnable Sparsity Mask Technique for Efficient ML Models

    Most AI models carry a lot of dead weight — literally. Google's new patent describes a way to teach a model, during training, to figure out which of its own parameters it doesn't actually need.

  7. Google · Published May 14

    Google Patents Real-Time View Synthesis for Streaming 3D Video

    Google is patenting a system that takes a bunch of ordinary 2D camera images and, in real time, stitches them into a full stereoscopic 3D video tailored to exactly where you're sitting. It's essentially a live volumetric video pipeline — and it has to work fast enough to stream.

  8. Google · Published May 14

    Google Patents a Voice Dictation System That Corrects Its Own Transcription Errors

    Google is patenting a dictation system that doesn't just transcribe what you say — it listens back to its own output and fixes mistakes before they reach the screen. The key trick: it processes your audio and the draft transcript at the same time to catch errors on the fly.

  9. Google · Published May 14

    Google Patents a System That Scrubs Opt-Out Content From AI Responses

    What happens when an AI generates an answer using content from someone who explicitly said 'don't use my data'? Google's new patent is about catching that — and quietly fixing it before the response ever reaches you.

  10. Google · Published May 14

    Google Patents ML System That Packs More Workloads Onto Fewer Servers

    What if your servers could safely host more workloads than they're technically 'supposed' to handle? Google is patenting a machine learning system that predicts compute usage patterns well enough to do exactly that — safely fitting extra tasks onto machines that would otherwise sit partially idle.

  11. Microsoft · Published May 14

    Microsoft Patents a Smarter Auto-Tuning System for Large-Scale Data Clustering

    Clustering millions of data points sounds simple until you realize the whole algorithm breaks if you pick the wrong radius parameter — and right now, most teams pick it by hand. Microsoft's new patent tries to automate that guesswork out of existence.

  12. Microsoft · Published May 14

    Microsoft Patents AI-Powered Message Drafting Based on User Profile Data

    Microsoft wants your messaging app to know why you're sending a message before you even start typing — and then write it for you, tailored to who you are.