Latest AI patents, Page 219
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-
Google · Published Apr 30
Google Patents a Speech Recognition Model That Trains Across Languages Using One Alphabet
Training a single AI model to understand dozens of languages is hard enough — doing it when those languages use completely different alphabets is even harder. Google's solution: convert everything to one script first, then train.
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Google · Published Apr 30
Google Patents a Single Text Box That Finds Photos and Generates New AI Content From Them
What if you could type one message — 'Make a Father's Day card using a photo of Viktor and Hannah' — and your phone found the right photo *and* generated the card, all in one step? That's exactly what Google is patenting.
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Google · Published Apr 30
Google Patents an AI System That Shrinks Photos and Rebuilds Them Full-Size
Google is patenting a way to dramatically shrink your stored photos — and then reconstruct the originals later using a personalized AI model trained on your specific images. It's not lossy compression in the traditional sense; it's closer to teaching an AI to "remember" your photos so the thumbnail is all you need to store.
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Microsoft · Published Apr 30
Microsoft Patents On-Device Video Dubbing That Keeps Translated Speech in Sync
Anyone who's watched a dubbed foreign film knows the lip-sync horror — mouths moving while the words have already stopped. Microsoft is patenting a smarter approach that generates multiple translations of different lengths and picks the one that fits the original audio's timing.
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Nvidia · Published Apr 30
Nvidia Patents a Self-Routing AI Inference System That Skips the Traffic Cop
Every time an AI model needs to answer a question, there's usually a central coordinator bouncing the request back and forth between servers. Nvidia's latest patent describes a way to bake the entire routing plan into the request itself — so the data can travel its own path without checking back in.
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Google · Published Apr 30
Google Patents a Speech Recognition System That Anticipates Your Words
Most speech recognition systems wait for you to finish talking before they figure out what you said. Google's new patent describes a system that starts narrowing down likely words and phrases while you're still speaking — before transcription even begins.
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Google · Published Apr 30
Google Patents a Self-Correcting Listening Mode for Its Voice Assistant
When Google's voice assistant mishears you, it usually just acts on the wrong word. This patent describes a system that knows when it's probably wrong — and quietly shifts into a focused mode to hear you correctly.
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Google · Published Apr 30
Google Patents a System That Auto-Fills AI Prompts With Cloned Synthetic Data
Imagine writing an AI prompt with a blank space — a placeholder that says 'insert customer invoice here' — and having the system automatically generate a realistic fake invoice to fill it. That's exactly what Google is patenting.
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Nvidia · Published Apr 30
Nvidia Patents a Diffusion AI System for Teaching Robots to Grab Objects
Getting a robot to reliably pick up an object sounds simple — it's one of the hardest unsolved problems in robotics. Nvidia is now patenting a system that uses generative AI, the same family of tech behind image generators, to teach robots smarter grasping strategies.
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Google · Published Apr 30
Google Patents a Voice Assistant That Adapts to Background Noise Using Mixture-of-Experts AI
Google's latest patent describes a voice assistant that doesn't just hear you — it measures how noisy your environment is and picks a specialized AI model trained for exactly that level of chaos. It's a fundamentally different approach to handling bad audio than simply trying harder to understand you.
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Nvidia · Published Apr 30
Nvidia Patents a Multi-Layer Video Captioning System That Can Move Robots
What if a robot could watch a video and then physically act on what it saw? Nvidia has filed a patent that chains multiple AI captioning models together — and then feeds that combined understanding directly to a device to make it move.
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Microsoft · Published Apr 30
Microsoft Patents an Automatic Quality Filter for Medical Imaging AI
Garbage in, garbage out — and in medical AI, garbage can mean a model that misses tumors. Microsoft has patented a system that automatically identifies and quarantines low-quality or anomalous medical scans before they ever touch a training pipeline.
