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google-patents-2024-2026
Google patents 2024–2026: an index of 4,651 patent families An AI model rated 339 Google and DeepMind inventions from 2024–2026 as directly about search. Only 93 of them have a write-up in any of the three sources that track Google patents for SEO. Roughly three in four are not covered there. This dataset lists all 4,651 patent families with a publication between January 1, 2024 and September 17,
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google-patents-2024-2026 is listed on Hugging Face by Kbajsarowicz.
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The dataset is sized at a few thousand records.
The source tags it with patents, google and seo.
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