Patrick Emmett O'Donnell

Title: Patrick Emmett O'Donnell: Inventor of Tasking and Answer-Selection Systems

Introduction

Patrick Emmett O'Donnell is an inventor associated with Seattle, Washington. His patent work includes systems for assigning tasks to individuals, assessing the accuracy of their responses, and selecting answers from stored data. He holds 2 patents.

Latest Patents

O'Donnell's listed patents address task assignment and answer selection.

“Automated tasking and accuracy assessment systems and methods for assigning and assessing individuals and tasks” describes a system that assigns tasks based on information in user profiles, including demographics, background, skills, and reputation. Predictive algorithms estimate whether a person is likely to perform a task well. The system also manages task workflows, assesses the likelihood that responses are accurate, and adjusts assignment and assessment processes to improve data quality.

“Method and system for providing an answer” describes receiving criteria, identifying matching answers in a data store, assigning random values to those answers, and ranking them. The system selects an answer based on that ranking and provides it as an output.

Career Highlights

O'Donnell has been associated with Citysearch, LLC, and Mighty AI, LLC. His patent work reflects an interest in applying data-driven methods to task management, response assessment, and answer selection.

Collaborations

Ethan Lowry and Daryn Edward Nakhuda are identified as O'Donnell's coworkers. Their shared professional context connects them to his broader work environment.

Conclusion

Patrick Emmett O'Donnell's patents focus on using predictive and data-processing systems to assign tasks, evaluate responses, and select answers.