Latest AI patents, Page 3
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-
Adobe · Published Nov 12
Adobe Files Patent for AI Videos That Run Longer Without Losing the Plot
AI video tools tend to forget what their own characters looked like a few seconds ago. Adobe's patent describes a way to keep a teddy bear the same bear from the first scene to the last.
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Microsoft · Published Nov 12
Microsoft Files Patent for Teaching Robots to Grip Things by Watching Human Hands
Microsoft's patent filing describes a way to turn videos of people using their hands into reusable grip patterns, so a robot could handle a pickle jar after learning from a screwdriver.
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Activision (Microsoft) · Published Nov 12
Activision Files Patent to Train Game Characters on Players' Real Voice Chat Reactions
Activision's filing describes listening to the voice chat your squad already uses, spotting the shout that follows a big kill, and teaching computer-controlled characters to react the same way.
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Microsoft · Published Nov 12
Microsoft Files Patent for Teaching Robot Hands to Handle Objects They've Never Seen
Teach a robot hand to turn a screwdriver, and this Microsoft patent application tries to let it work out a pickle jar lid without a new lesson.
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IBM · Published Nov 12
IBM Patents a Fix for Search Results That Match the Words but Miss the Answer
Search tools often return a sentence that shares your words but doesn't answer your question. IBM's fix is to chop the stored text into pieces and leave your question whole.
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Qualcomm · Published Nov 12
Qualcomm Patents a Small On-Phone AI That Speeds Up Many Bigger Chatbots
Qualcomm's patent application describes a small AI model on your phone that drafts text for many different bigger models to approve, even when those models split words into different pieces.
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Microsoft · Published Nov 12
Microsoft Files Patent for AI Game Recaps Built From Your Play History
Microsoft has filed a patent application for an AI that writes a 'previously on' recap of your last gaming session. It can show screenshots with narration, even in a game character's voice, while the game loads.
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Microsoft · Published Nov 12
Microsoft Patents Two Small AIs That Team Up to Operate Your Device
Microsoft's filing describes an AI helper that can recover when it gets stuck: a second AI steps in and redraws the whole plan. Both are small enough to run on your own device.
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Microsoft · Published Nov 12
Microsoft Files Patent for Turning Bad Ad Matches Into Lessons for Its Search AI
When a search ad lands on the wrong product, Microsoft's filing treats that complaint as raw material. AI helpers turn each one into a whole batch of new practice problems for the system that matches ads to searches.
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Microsoft · Published Nov 12
Microsoft Files Patent for Catching the Best Job Listings Its Shortlist Misses
When an app narrows hundreds of millions of items down to a shortlist, anything the shortlist drops is gone for good. Microsoft's patent application adds a hidden second pass that reveals what got dropped, then teaches the shortlist maker to stop dropping it.
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Qualcomm · Published Nov 12
Qualcomm Files Patent for a Common-Phrase Cheat Sheet to Speed Up AI Replies
AI chatbots can speed up by guessing ahead, but the trick has little to work with at the start of a reply. Qualcomm's fix is a cheat sheet of common phrases.
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Google · Published Nov 12
Google Patents Photo Editing That Changes the Light on Your Face After the Shot
A background swap usually fails for one reason: your face is still lit by the room you were standing in. Google's patent application describes software that relights you to match the new scene.
