Connor Fahy

Title: Connor Fahy: Inventor in San Jose

Introduction

Connor Fahy is an inventor based in San Jose, California, and is associated with Pluto Inc. His patent work addresses ways to process user requests for streamable content and return relevant results efficiently.

Latest Patents

Fahy is named on 1 patent: “Methods and Systems for Automatically Generating Queries and Displaying Visual Representations of Query Results Using Graphics Processing Units.” The patent describes comparing a vector representing a user’s request with vectors for previously cached requests. When a sufficiently similar request is found, the system can retrieve and send its previously generated response. If no suitable match is found, the system can send part of the request, along with information about content items in a library, to an artificial intelligence learning engine and then deliver the engine’s response to the user.

Career Highlights

Fahy’s documented patent contribution focuses on combining cached-request comparisons with AI-based processing to identify streamable content that meets user-specified criteria. The approach is designed to reuse relevant prior responses when possible and seek a new response when no sufficiently similar cached request is available.

Collaborations

Fahy’s listed coworkers include Louis Edward Miller and Francis J. Olearczyk. His patent is associated with Pluto Inc.

Conclusion

Connor Fahy’s patent work reflects an approach to streamable-content discovery that combines request similarity matching, cached responses, and AI-generated results.