Invest in foundational AI with Modulus AI, Inc.
For the first time, Modulus AI, Inc. is opening an investment opportunity to accredited investors.
Building on our issued AI patents, we aim to invent new AI technologies, protect those inventions, and build a substantial portfolio of intellectual property.
Our objective is to build an enduring AI research and intellectual property factory capable of producing invention after invention.
Building IP for the next era of AI
We believe artificial intelligence is still at the beginning of what can be invented, and our research roadmap helps us anticipate where AI is heading and where the next opportunities for invention will likely emerge.
New models are advancing rapidly, but many of the most important opportunities lie beyond the models themselves. New AI architectures, systems, methods, controls, workflows, infrastructure and applications remain to be invented.
We research and develop original AI technologies, identify inventions with long-term potential, protect those inventions through patents, and pursue opportunities to commercialize the resulting intellectual property.
A growing AI patent portfolio
Modulus AI already owns issued artificial intelligence patents and continues to develop and prosecute additional intellectual property.
In August 2026, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office allowed claims in another of our AI patent applications, U.S. Patent Application 19/363,370, ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE (AI)-ENHANCED COMMUNICATION POLICY ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM.
The allowance represents another addition to a broader and growing body of AI intellectual property.
One example of our existing work is the SYSTEMS FOR CONTROLLABLE SUMMARIZATION OF CONTENT patent family.
As of August 14, 2026, Google Patents lists 101 Cited By records for the patent family.
Subsequent patent filings in those records include filings assigned to
JPMorgan Chase, Nasdaq, Google, Palantir, Amazon, IBM, Microsoft, Salesforce, Alphabet, Oracle, SAP, Cisco, Verizon, Zoom, Intuit, Dell, Yahoo, Truist Bank, Citibank, Wells Fargo, Capital One, PayPal, eBay, Baidu, Hitachi, SAS Institute, IEEE, Box, Dropbox, Spektrum Labs, SLB, Paramount, ServiceNow, Qualtrics, MicroStrategy, and dozens of others.
Patent citations do not imply endorsement, affiliation, licensing, infringement or any commercial relationship. They indicate that the patented work has been referenced in subsequent patent filings.
Patented, not just patent pending
Modulus patents are issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and filed internationally through the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) in Europe, China, Japan, Canada, India, and other countries. The PCT International Preliminary Examination Reports have consistently found all claims novel, inventive, and industrially applicable. Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce, JPMorgan Chase, and 40+ other prestigious companies have cited our patents in their own filings.
The gap between “patent pending” and patented is the gap between unprotected and fully protected. Modulus patents are early, broad, issued, examined, cited, international, and backed by the United States of America.
Three authorities, one conclusion
Independently validated, heavily cited, and built to last. Modulus patents are evaluated by three distinct authorities.
Top 1% of all patents - AcclaimIP P-Score
Modulus patent families score in the top 1% of all patents in the AcclaimIP database, and up to 99 on Citation Score, with zero disqualifying prior art.
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Independent Analytics. AcclaimIP is a recognized patent analytics platform used by IP professionals, corporations, and law firms worldwide.
PCT claims found novel and inventive
All Modulus patent claims have been found novel, inventive, and industrially applicable by international patent examiners.
Source
International Examiner. Additional national phase entries pending in the EPO, China, Japan, Canada, and India.
Companies cited Modulus patents
Microsoft, Salesforce, Oracle, Intuit, eBay, PayPal, Dell, Zoom, Verizon, NASDAQ, SAP, JPMorgan Chase, Truist, Schlumberger, Baidu, Writer, SAS, ReliaQuest, Capital One, UnitedHealth, and others have cited Modulus patents.
Source
Industry Prior-Art Citations. When sophisticated patent attorneys cite work as prior art, they tell the patent office, under penalty of inequitable conduct, that the work is relevant.
Foundational AI
The Modulus portfolio covers core AI workflows used across modern products, including content summarization, content generation, data analysis, representation, communications, and related AI-driven processing.
We grow the portfolio through Modulus R&D and strategic acquisition of foundational patent families covering AI technology. Active continuation prosecution helps the portfolio evolve as the AI market changes.
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Internal R&D
Patents emerging from real technical work in Modulus AI products.
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Strategic acquisition
Foundational patent families covering AI, with strong prosecution and citation profiles.
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Active prosecution
Pending continuations adapt and expand claim coverage as the field evolves.
Three channels of portfolio growth
Modulus expands its patent portfolio through three channels designed to keep coverage aligned with the future of AI.
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Internal R&D
Modulus has built applied AI products since the 1990s. Patents in the portfolio emerge from real technical work in Modulus products, not speculative filings. The flagship patent family originated this way.
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Strategic acquisition
Modulus acquires patent families from inventors and other owners whose work strengthens the portfolio. Acquisition criteria emphasize commercial applicability, prosecution quality, citation strength, and examiner findings.
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Active prosecution
Pending continuations and related applications pursue updated claim language as the AI field evolves. When our patents are issued, we maintain CIPs and we continue inventing, hardening, and strengthening our patents.
Independently validated AI patents
Modulus patents are foundational, broadly applicable, and among the earliest of their kind. They are international, with filings in the world's largest markets. Our patents cover core methods used across many modern AI products.
Global
Filed in the U.S., E.U., China, Japan, Canada, India and other locations.
Top 1%
Independently rated among the world's top patents
40+
Industry leaders cite our work in their own filings
Issued
Active, maintained, and valid through 2043
Research as the business
Most technology companies begin with a product. Modulus AI begins with invention.
Our research program is designed to continuously explore new areas of artificial intelligence, develop original systems and methods, protect promising inventions, and expand successful discoveries into broader patent families where appropriate.
The resulting intellectual property may support a range of commercialization strategies including licensing, technology transfer, strategic partnerships, product development and other opportunities.
Expanding the research engine
Modulus AI deploys capital toward:
- Patent preparation and prosecution
- Continuations and additional patent families
- International patent protection
- Computing resources and infrastructure
- Prototype development
- Additional researchers and engineers
- Commercialization activities
- General operating expenses
The more research we are able to pursue, the more opportunities we have to identify technologies worthy of long-term intellectual property protection and monetization.
An opportunity to invest in foundational AI
For the first time, outside accredited investors have an opportunity to participate in the future of Modulus AI.
We welcome qualified accredited investors, family offices, technology investors and entrepreneurs who understand the potential long-term importance of original AI research and intellectual property.
This is an opportunity to invest not simply in a single application or product, but in a company built around the continuing creation and monetization of new artificial intelligence technologies.
If you believe the next generation of AI will require significant new innovation, we invite you to learn more about what we are building.
The diligence pack
For approved investors and counsel, Modulus provides a complete diligence pack under NDA.
The pack includes:
Patent identifiers, application numbers, and publication numbers
Prosecution histories
Chain-of-title documentation
AcclaimIP P-Score and supporting analytics
PCT examination findings
Third-party citation evidence from companies including Microsoft, Salesforce, Oracle, JPMorgan Chase, and others
The diligence pack is delivered directly to counsel or approved diligence parties under strict NDA.
Accredited investors
The offering is intended to be conducted pursuant to Rule 506(c) of Regulation D under the Securities Act of 1933.
Any sale of securities will be made only to investors whose accredited investor status has been verified.
Prospective investors may request additional company information, offering materials and details regarding the investment opportunity.
Important investor information
An investment involves substantial risk, including the possible loss of the entire investment.
There is no assurance that our research will produce commercially valuable technology, that patent applications will result in issued patents, that patents will generate licensing or other revenue, that commercialization efforts will be successful, or that investors will receive any return.
The securities will not be registered under the Securities Act of 1933 and will be restricted and illiquid.
No governmental authority, including the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, has approved or endorsed these securities or passed upon the accuracy or completeness of the offering materials.
Patent citations do not imply endorsement, affiliation, licensing, infringement or any commercial relationship.
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