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Adaptive Data Loader for Bridging Legacy Data Sources and Artificial Intelligence Model Training

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USPTO published patent application US20260099766A1 titled 'Adaptive Data Loader for Bridging Legacy Data Sources and Artificial Intelligence Model Training.' The application discloses a process for identifying legacy data sources, adapting data loaders to process data into a training format, and training AI models using the processed batches. Application No. 19064832 was filed on February 27, 2025.

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USPTO published patent application US20260099766A1 for an Adaptive Data Loader designed to bridge legacy data sources with AI model training systems. The application discloses methods for identifying multiple legacy data sources with unique formats, selecting compatible data loaders for each source, processing data into a standardized training format, and using the processed batches to train artificial intelligence models.

For affected parties, this publication serves as prior art notice and provides public disclosure of the technical approach to integrating legacy systems with modern AI training pipelines. Inventors Jeffrey Daniel Esposito, Aishwarya Dharani Arul, and Henry Svendsgaard are named on the application. No compliance obligations or regulatory deadlines are imposed by this publication.

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ADAPTIVE DATA LOADER FOR BRIDGING LEGACY DATA SOURCES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MODEL TRAINING

Application US20260099766A1 Kind: A1 Apr 09, 2026

Inventors

Jeffrey Daniel Esposito, Aishwarya Dharani Arul, Henry Svendsgaard

Abstract

A process includes identifying a plurality of legacy data sources, wherein each legacy data source has a unique legacy data format, and identifying, for each of the legacy data sources, a data loader that is adapted to process data from the legacy data source to form training data having a training data format that is different than the legacy data format. The process further includes causing, for each of the legacy data sources, the identified data loader to process at least a portion of the data from the legacy data source to form a batch of training data having the training data format. Still further, the operations comprise training an artificial intelligence model using the batches of training data formed from each of the legacy data sources.

CPC Classifications

G06N 20/00

Filing Date

2025-02-27

Application No.

19064832

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USPTO
Published
April 9th, 2026
Instrument
Notice
Legal weight
Non-binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor
Docket
19064832

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Industry sector
5112 Software & Technology
Activity scope
Patent application filing AI model training Data processing
Geographic scope
United States US

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Intellectual Property
Operational domain
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