Personalized Intent Automation Using Dynamic Prompt Generation for Machine Learning
Summary
USPTO published patent application US20260093975A1 titled "Personalized Intent Automation Using Dynamic Prompt Generation for Machine Learning." The invention covers techniques for detecting trigger events in software applications, aggregating user data from multiple sources, generating prompts for ML models based on recommendable actions and associated scores, and providing recommended actions to users with feedback mechanisms for updating scores. Inventors: Rachita Ramesh, Gaurav Budjade, Neha Jayaprakash, Nava Teja Tummalapalli, and Sujay Sundaram.
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USPTO published patent application US20260093975A1 on April 2, 2026, covering personalized intent automation using dynamic prompt generation for machine learning models. The application (No. 18900355, filed September 27, 2024) discloses techniques for automated software guidance including: detecting trigger events, aggregating user data from multiple sources, generating ML prompts based on recommendable actions and scores, receiving model recommendations, displaying recommended actions, and updating scores based on user feedback. The invention falls under CPC classifications G06N 3/08 and G06N 3/0475.
This patent publication does not impose compliance obligations on any party. If the patent is granted, companies developing similar AI-driven personalization or automated guidance systems may need to consider potential licensing or design-around strategies to avoid infringement claims.
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PERSONALIZED INTENT AUTOMATION USING DYNAMIC PROMPT GENERATION FOR A MACHINE LEARNING MODEL
Application US20260093975A1 Kind: A1 Apr 02, 2026
Inventors
Rachita RAMESH, Gaurav BUDJADE, Neha JAYAPRAKASH, Nava Teja TUMMALAPALLI, Sujay SUNDARAM
Abstract
Aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for automated software application guidance. Embodiments include detecting that a trigger event associated with a user has occurred within a software application. Embodiments include aggregating data related to the user from one or more data sources based on recommendable actions associated with the trigger event. Embodiments include generating a prompt for a machine learning model based on the aggregated data, the recommendable actions, and scores associated with the recommendable actions. Embodiments include providing the prompt to the machine learning model. Embodiments include receiving, from the machine learning model in response to the prompt, a recommended action of the recommendable actions. Embodiments include displaying an indication of the recommended action via the software application. Embodiments include receiving feedback from the user with respect to the recommended action and updating one or more of the scores associated with the recommendable actions based on the feedback.
CPC Classifications
G06N 3/08 G06N 3/0475
Filing Date
2024-09-27
Application No.
18900355
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