This invention describes a virtual assistant that learns from how a user interacts with a digital workspace. It records these actions, converts them into a structured network of connected information (a graph), and then uses this learned structure to suggest new actions or ways to interact with the workspace.
Why it matters: The patent's classifications strongly suggest an application in autonomous vehicle technology, where graph-based AI for robust planning and decision-making is rapidly advancing. While the claims describe a general virtual assistant, it could now be refocused to assist in the complex design or operational tasks of autonomous vehicles, leveraging the core graph-based training.
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