This inventor holds 3 USPTO granted patents and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Bank of America Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Jennifer A. Raley: ATM Innovation and Generative AI
Introduction
Jennifer A. Raley is an inventor based in Mount Holly, North Carolina, whose patent work includes applying generative artificial intelligence to automated teller machine processes. She is associated with Bank of America Corporation and has 3 patents.
Latest Patents
One of Raley’s recent patent disclosures, “Generative artificial intelligence-based automated teller machine process generation,” describes using ATM measurements to determine the positions of components on the machine. A generative AI model can use this information to produce audio scripts that explain component locations, along with translations for users in different languages. The scripts can then be delivered through the ATM during user interactions.
A related disclosure, also titled “Generative artificial intelligence-based automated teller machine process generation,” describes using generative AI models to guide ATM interactions. Based on a user’s input, the system selects a model to provide options in the user’s preferred language. After the user selects an option, another model can generate the next set of options for the ATM to present.
Career Highlights
Raley’s described patent work focuses on integrating generative AI into ATM interfaces and processes. The inventions address accessible component guidance, multilingual communication, and adaptive interactions that respond to user selections.
Collaborations
Raley is associated with Bank of America Corporation. Her listed coworkers include Paul Mattison and Matthew Edward Williams.
Conclusion
Jennifer A. Raley’s patent work explores how generative AI can make ATM interactions more adaptive, informative, and accessible.
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