Google Files Patent for Phone AI That Uses Your Location but Hides It From Apps
Google's patent describes a phone service that feeds details like your location and calendar into AI models, then hands apps only the…
The ranking engines that decide what you see next: feeds, ads, product picks, and personalization. These filings show how attention gets engineered.
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Google's patent describes a phone service that feeds details like your location and calendar into AI models, then hands apps only the…
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Instead of storing your tastes as rows of numbers, OpenAI's patent has an AI write them down as plain sentences. Apps that…
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Most recommendation systems tell you what to try next but never why. Sony is patenting a system that hands you both the…
Most recommendation engines react to what you clicked last. Google's new patent describes a system that tries to predict what you'll be…
Running a neural network inside a robot is expensive in two ways: compute and power. Tesla's new patent describes a technique that…
An ad that looks like it grew right out of the page it's sitting on sounds like a designer's pipe dream, but…
You put a movie on pause three days ago and have no idea what was happening when you left off. Samsung has…
IBM has patented a system where an AI doesn't just recommend a solution to a complex problem, it carries one out. The…
A health tip that's fine for most people could be wrong, or even risky, for someone with a specific condition. Samsung is…
Samsung is patenting a fitness system that shows you multiple possible versions of your body, lets you pick a target shape, and…
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