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Featured patentImage Classification GUI

Issued 2025-06-24

US 12,340,074 B1

Graphical user interface to adjust image selection based on classification information

A Citigroup GUI patent for adjusting image selection from classification metadata, related input elements, image storage, and presentation context.

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Record Type

Confirmed public patent grants

Families

Media metadata / AI UI / Image classification

Primary Sources

Google Patents / Justia / USPTO

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Confirmed issued patents, public records, patent families, and source-bounded invention notes

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Image Classification GUI

US 12,340,074 B1

Issued 2025-06-24

Graphical user interface to adjust image selection based on classification information

A Citigroup GUI patent for adjusting image selection from classification metadata, related input elements, image storage, and presentation context.

Assignee

Citigroup Inc.

Application

18/951,484

Inventor Role

Co-inventor

AI UI Customization

US 12,277,484 B2

Issued 2025-04-15

Systems and methods for customizing user interfaces using artificial intelligence

A Citibank continuation-family patent for predicting user-application interface configurations with AI and generating a user-interface token.

Assignee

Citibank, N.A.

Application

18/671,694

Inventor Role

Co-inventor

Image Classification Policy

US 12,254,672 B1

Issued 2025-03-18

Policy based representation based on classification information

A Citigroup patent for policy-based image representation using classification information, image metadata, neural-network analysis, and presentation criteria.

Assignee

Citigroup Inc.

Application

18/951,476

Inventor Role

Co-inventor

AI UI Customization

US 12,254,387 B2

Issued 2025-03-18

Systems and methods for customizing user interfaces using artificial intelligence

A Citibank patent for merging application and user tokens into a consolidated token and using machine learning to generate a user-interface token.

Assignee

Citibank, N.A.

Application

18/478,964

Inventor Role

Co-inventor

AI UI Customization

US 12,026,599 B1

Issued 2024-07-02

Systems and methods for customizing user interfaces using artificial intelligence

A Citibank patent for predicting or generating user-application interface configurations and generating user-interface tokens from application and user data.

Assignee

Citibank, N.A.

Application

18/520,204

Inventor Role

Co-inventor

AI UI Customization

US 11,797,892 B1

Issued 2023-10-24

Systems and methods for customizing user interfaces using artificial intelligence

The foundational Citibank AI UI customization patent in the reviewed family, using application tokens, user tokens, and machine learning to generate a user-interface token.

Assignee

Citibank, N.A.

Application

18/345,705

Inventor Role

Co-inventor

Media Scene Intelligence

US 9,319,724 B2

Issued 2016-04-19

Favorite media program scenes systems and methods

A Verizon/Redbox media patent for scene tags, user-tag aggregation, favorite-scene heuristics, and scene-level media service features.

Assignee

Verizon and Redbox Digital Entertainment Services, LLC

Application

13/781,574

Inventor Role

Co-inventor

Video Metadata

US 8,977,104 B2

Issued 2015-03-10

Tagging video content

A Verizon patent for identifying audiovisual components inside video, attaching temporal/spatial metadata, and making tagged moments searchable or selectable.

Assignee

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Application

13/604,358

Inventor Role

Inventor

Problem

Corporate environments create a steady stream of workflow friction, data gaps, and unmet user needs. The opportunity is recognizing where those patterns can become better interface systems, smarter automation, and protectable invention paths.

Approach

01

Observation: Normal business activity reveals friction, repetition, data gaps, and unmet user needs. I study how people actually work, then look for the places where a better system can unlock value.

02

Dream: Imagination turns the observed gap into a bold product vision. I picture the experience before it exists, define the opportunity, and give the team something ambitious enough to pursue.

03

Push: Innovation takes force, discipline, and shared momentum. I drive teams to challenge default answers, prototype through uncertainty, and turn corporate problems into systems that can be built, protected, and improved.

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