# AI Times Column: Part 16

AI Times has published Yongduck Kim's patent analysis of OpenAI's graphical user interface interaction and automation technology.

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HOME / NEWS & INSIGHTS NEWS & INSIGHTS AI Times Column: Part 16 AI Times has published Yongduck Kim's patent analysis of OpenAI's graphical user interface interaction and automation technology. AI & Software 2025.07.23 published IPLEX 1 min read AI Times has published Yongduck Kim's patent analysis of OpenAI's graphical user interface interaction and automation technology. This analysis is about a multimodal-based interaction technology that can understand the user's text and image input at the same time, identify and visually highlight specific elements in an image, or perform real operations on a GUI. With the US patent US 12,051,205 B1 registered by OpenAI, the language model describes a technical structure that directly manipulates and responds to the graphical environment as if it were a user. In this article, Yongduck Kim patent attorney explained in technical detail the evolution of AI systems that can perform visual and behavioral interactions such as mouse clicks, highlighting, and image editing on the actual GUI. Specifically, we analyzed how this technology can be applied in a variety of industries, including accessibility improvements, image editing and training content, and virtual assistants. You can find the full article at the link below. Read the column Read the Korean source This article reflects the information available when it was published. Contact us to discuss your circumstances. Discuss this topic ↗ All articles TALK TO IPLEX Discuss your IP questions We consider your technology and business needs together. ↗ Contact us Newer AI Patent Analysis Column Published in Electronic Times ↗ Older AI Times Column: Part 15 ↗ Related insights AI & Software 2026.10.01 FiX: fine-grained forgetting in softmax attention Yongduck Kim examines FiX’s feature-wise gates, numerical implementation and paged cache, distinguishing reported gains from unresolved limitations. ↗ Read article AI & Software 2026.09.30 MHAR: Reading earlier layers through different feature subspaces Yongduck Kim examines Multi-Head Attention Residuals: depth routing, reported training results, implementation costs and the relationship between technical features and effects. ↗ Read article AI & Software 2026.09.28 Column: Claude Computer Use and the Data That Trains AI Agents Writing for AI Times, IPLEX Managing Partner Yongduck Kim examines the training data behind computer-operating AI agents through U.S. Patent No. 12,585,862. ↗ Read article

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