Latest AI patents, Page 215
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 14
Nvidia Patents a Text-to-3D Pipeline for Simulation-Ready Virtual Characters
Nvidia is patenting a pipeline that takes a plain-English description — say, 'a hooded medieval tunic' — and spits out a fully simulation-ready 3D object geometry, no manual modeling required. The clever part is that it's built specifically for physics simulation, not just visual rendering.
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Nvidia · Published May 14
Nvidia Patents a Self-Checking Neural Network That Catches Its Own OCR Errors
What if an AI could catch its own reading mistakes — not by re-reading the document, but by noticing that its own notes about the document don't make grammatical sense? That's the core idea behind this Nvidia patent.
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Nvidia · Published May 14
Nvidia Patents AI Video That Fills In Camera Angles It Never Saw
Generating video with AI is easy — generating video where the camera can actually move through a consistent 3D world is the hard part. Nvidia's new patent tackles exactly that.
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Nvidia · Published May 14
Nvidia Patents a Way to Sharpen AI-Made 3D Characters Part by Part
Creating a fully animatable 3D character normally takes a team of artists weeks. Nvidia's new patent describes a way to let a diffusion model do it in one automated pipeline — and crucially, produce a result that actually moves.
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OpenAI · Published May 14
OpenAI Patents a Schema-Based System for Connecting External APIs to AI Chatbots
OpenAI has filed a patent describing a structured, manifest-file-driven approach for connecting third-party APIs to a natural language model — essentially a formalized blueprint for how ChatGPT-style plugins are registered, understood, and used by AI.
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Nvidia · Published Apr 30
Nvidia Patents a Two-Stage AI Pipeline for Teaching Robots to Grab Objects
Getting a robot to reliably pick up an arbitrary object is one of the hardest unsolved problems in robotics — and Nvidia just filed a patent for an AI pipeline that splits the job into two distinct learned stages to do it better.
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Apple · Published May 7
Apple Patents End-to-End AI Navigation of iPhone Screens Using Vision Language Models
Apple is patenting a system that lets an AI look at your phone screen, understand what's on it, and carry out multi-step tasks — no hardcoded shortcuts required. This is the architecture behind a true AI agent for iOS.
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Microsoft · Published May 7
Microsoft Patents a System That Picks the Right AI Inference Trick for Every Job
Not every AI question deserves a full chain-of-thought reasoning marathon — and Microsoft is now patenting a system that figures out exactly how much horsepower each query actually needs.
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Microsoft · Published May 7
Microsoft Patents a GPT Model That Remembers When — Not Just What — You Did
Most AI models trained on user behavior know what happened — but not how long it took. Microsoft's new patent tackles that gap by baking elapsed time directly into a GPT-style model's training data.
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Microsoft · Published May 7
Microsoft Patents a Unified Contrastive Learning System for Vision AI
Training a computer vision model that's good at *everything* — object detection, image captioning, visual search — usually means training many separate models. Microsoft's latest patent describes a single foundation model trained once, then stretched to fit.
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Microsoft · Published May 7
Microsoft Patents a Three-Phase AI System for Predicting Protein Shape Ensembles
Most protein-folding tools give you one shape. Microsoft's new patent targets the harder problem: a protein isn't a single rigid sculpture — it's a crowd of wiggling conformations, and predicting that whole crowd is what drug designers actually need.
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Microsoft · Published May 7
Brainwaves Could Flag AI Errors the Moment They Appear
What if your AI assistant could tell it made a mistake just by noticing a flicker of surprise in your eyes? Microsoft is patenting exactly that — a system that watches your body's involuntary reactions to catch AI errors before you even have to say anything.
