Latest AI patents, Page 214
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-
X (Google) · Published May 14
X Development Patents an AI Agent That Automatically Evaluates Scientific Experiments
Imagine having an AI assistant that doesn't just run your experiments — it reads the hypothesis, evaluates the results, and tells you what it found. That's exactly what X Development is building.
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X (Google) · Published May 14
X Development Files Patent for Vision-Based Blast Furnace Pellet Optimization
Google's moonshot lab X Development is filing patents in… blast furnace steelmaking? Yes, and the core idea — using computer vision to score the roundness of iron ore pellets in real time — is actually a clever approach to a very old energy problem.
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Google · Published May 14
Google Patents a Multi-AI Bidding System Where LLMs Compete and Collaborate on Tasks
Instead of routing your question to a single AI, Google's new patent describes a system where multiple language models raise their hands, compete to answer, and then work together to give you a better result.
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Google · Published May 14
Google Patents a Neural Network That Colorizes Old Photos of People
Old black-and-white photos are notoriously hard to colorize convincingly — skin tones, hair, and clothing all behave differently. Google's new patent describes a CNN that understands which body part it's looking at before it picks a color.
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Google · Published May 14
Google Patents an AI System That Builds Videos Segment by Segment from Text
Most AI video generators spit out a fixed-length clip and stop. Google's new patent describes a system that keeps going — stitching new video segments onto the end, guided by a fresh text prompt each time, for as long as you want.
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Nvidia · Published May 14
Nvidia Patents a Two-Stage Neural Network System for Audio Noise Removal
Noise-cancellation systems have a dirty secret: when they're aggressive enough to kill background noise, they sometimes delete bits of your voice too. Nvidia's new patent uses a second neural network specifically to recover the speech that the first one accidentally erased.
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Nvidia · Published May 14
Nvidia Patents an AI Pipeline That Turns Video Into Animatable 3D Characters
Creating a fully animatable 3D character from video footage typically requires armies of artists and weeks of rigging work. Nvidia's latest patent describes a way to let AI do most of that heavy lifting automatically.
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Nvidia · Published May 14
Nvidia Patents a Dynamic KV Cache Scheduler to Keep LLMs Running Smoothly
Every time you have a long back-and-forth with an AI chatbot, the model has to remember everything that came before — and that memory fills up fast. Nvidia's new patent tackles exactly this problem by building a smarter, tiered memory system for AI inference.
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Nvidia · Published May 14
Nvidia Patents a 3D-Grounded Video Generation System for Precise Camera Control
Most AI video generators are essentially very sophisticated guessers — they hallucinate geometry and let objects flicker between frames. Nvidia's new patent tries to fix that by anchoring the entire generation process to a real 3D representation of the scene.
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Nvidia · Published May 14
Nvidia Patents Reinforcement Learning System for Designing Faster, Smaller Circuits
Chip design is one of the most painstaking jobs in engineering — and Nvidia thinks reinforcement learning can do it better than humans. This patent describes an AI system that iteratively improves the internal wiring of arithmetic circuits until it lands on designs that are smaller, faster, and more power-efficient than anything drawn by hand.
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Nvidia · Published May 14
Nvidia Patents AI Models That Watch and Control Interactive Applications
Nvidia is building AI models that don't just see what's happening on screen — they predict what to do next. This patent describes a training pipeline for so-called vision-language-action models tuned specifically for interactive applications like games.
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Nvidia · Published May 14
Nvidia Patents an AI Pipeline for Generating Animatable 3D Characters
Creating a fully rigged, animatable 3D character today takes a team of artists days or weeks. Nvidia is filing patents on a system that could compress that down to a single AI inference pass.
