2024年知识产权行业前瞻研究报告-拨开迷雾洞悉本质技术革新如何重塑知识产权领域

Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the intellectual property industry. Core Insights - The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) presents significant opportunities for cost reduction and strategic oversight in the intellectual property sector. The report emphasizes the need for industry professionals to adapt to these technological advancements to enhance their asset management strategies and investment decisions [2][4]. Summary by Sections Major Research Findings - 62% of respondents have a positive or very positive attitude towards adopting AI technologies within their organizations, while only 11% are resistant to AI adoption [4]. - 30% is the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for AI-related patent applications over the past decade, indicating a strong trend towards innovation in the IP sector [5][24]. Section One: AI and Intellectual Property - The report highlights that 42% of respondents consider accuracy and efficiency as the most critical factors when deciding to purchase AI-based functionalities [21]. - 59% of respondents indicated that AI will significantly influence their choice of IP service providers, particularly in areas such as IP search and monitoring [5][19]. - The report identifies three main application hotspots for AI in the IP industry: infringement detection (40%), trademark and design searches (36%), and patent drafting [6]. Section Two: Industry Challenges and Opportunities - 63% of respondents view the overall management and ownership costs of IP as the most pressing challenge, followed by controlling global IP asset portfolios (49%) and budget pressures (48%) [7][30]. - 38% of respondents express satisfaction with current IP technologies, but 32% feel frustrated due to ineffective integration with other business tools [34]. Section Three: Future Outlook - 56% of respondents expect their IP budgets to increase over the next five years, despite current budget pressures [39]. - The report outlines five key challenges that IP professionals will face in the next five years, including preparing for the rise of AI, managing information processing, and demonstrating the value of IP [41][45].