知识产权赋能创新发展 第十届三知论坛在嘉兴召开

Core Insights - The 10th San Zhi Forum, themed "Empowering Innovation Development through Intellectual Property," was successfully held from September 25 to 26 at Jiaxing University, Zhejiang Province, gathering hundreds of judges, scholars, and industry experts to discuss cutting-edge topics related to intellectual property and its role in driving technological innovation and industrial transformation [2][3]. Group 1 - The forum has become an influential annual event in the field of intellectual property, celebrating its 10th anniversary and providing a high-end communication platform for the development of new productive forces [2]. - The Vice Dean of the Intellectual Property School at Renmin University of China, Guo He, emphasized the "San Zhi Spirit," which focuses on intellectual property as a permanent theme, the integration of knowledge and action, and an open attitude towards discussion [2]. - Zhang Xuan, co-founder of Zhichanli and Zhichanbao, highlighted the importance of passion in sustaining the forum for a decade and aims to further promote practical dialogue to make intellectual property a solid support for the innovation ecosystem [2]. Group 2 - Xu Huichun, Vice President of the Zhejiang Provincial High People's Court, noted that over the past ten years, the forum has maintained its focus on protecting innovation and promoting development, with Zhejiang courts adjudicating over 260,000 intellectual property cases, leveraging AI technology to enhance judicial practices [3]. - Tu Dongshan, President of the Jiaxing Intermediate People's Court, stated that the forum's location at Jiaxing University marks the beginning of a new chapter in the deep integration of academic research, legal practice, and industrial innovation [3]. Group 3 - The 10th San Zhi Forum adopted a "main forum + four parallel forums" format, covering diverse topics such as new technology protection, entertainment copyright, platform responsibilities, and cross-border trade, with representatives from the judiciary, academia, and enterprises engaging in effective discussions on judicial policies driving technological innovation through intellectual property [5].