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创新模式赋能构建知识产权生态体系
Mei Ri Shang Bao· 2025-07-15 22:32
Group 1 - The core activity involves a simulated patent examination scenario aimed at enhancing the efficiency and quality of pre-examination and examination processes in patent applications [1][2] - The event utilized a "role-switching" and "case confrontation" model to provide immersive training for patent examiners, allowing them to experience both the applicant and examiner perspectives [1][2] - The focus was on digital economy sectors such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and low-altitude economy, which are critical areas for innovation and patent applications [2] Group 2 - A dual-cycle mechanism of "drill-improvement" was established to solidify training outcomes, with a judging panel providing real-time feedback and selecting a winning team based on performance [2] - The pre-examination team won due to their precise interpretation of legal provisions and thorough case analysis, while the applicant team was recognized for their adaptability [2] - The center aims to convert practical experiences into optimized pre-examination standards and improved service processes, contributing to a more robust intellectual property ecosystem for regional industrial upgrades [2]
宇树科技获WIPO全球奖 浙江“金种子”计划形成数千家企业培育矩阵
Zhong Guo Zhi Liang Xin Wen Wang· 2025-07-15 06:16
Group 1 - The core point of the news is that Hangzhou Yushu Technology Co., Ltd. won the WIPO Global Award 2025, marking a breakthrough for Zhejiang Province as the only Chinese company among the ten global award winners this year [1] - The WIPO Global Award, established in 2022, recognizes small and medium-sized enterprises that leverage intellectual property to support innovation and social development [1] - Yushu Technology's innovations in robotic motion control, high-performance joint motors, and real-time systems contributed to its award, showcasing its advanced motor systems and AI motion control algorithms [1] Group 2 - The award reflects the effectiveness of the "Golden Seed" plan by the Zhejiang Provincial Market Supervision Administration, which aims to promote the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises through a structured support system [2] - The "Golden Seed" plan has established a nurturing system categorized into model, growth, and incubation levels, focusing on emerging industries such as artificial intelligence and new energy [2] - Hangzhou has ranked 14th in the global innovation index for technology clusters published by WIPO for three consecutive years, with a leading position in the number of effective invention patents [2] Group 3 - The Zhejiang Provincial Market Supervision Administration emphasizes the importance of the WIPO Global Award application process and has created a platform for service institutions to connect with small and medium-sized enterprises [3]
北京棉田集团董事长马涛:民营经济促进法为民营企业知识产权保护“撑腰鼓劲”
Zhong Guo Jing Ji Wang· 2025-07-15 03:14
6月23日,最高人民法院以(2024)最高法行申7358号《行政裁定书》,驳回日本某杂货店对北京市 高级人民法院(2022)京行终字1597号《行政判决》的再审申请,维持了中国无印良品商标的合法有效注 册状态,标志着长达24年的两个"无印良品"商标之争落下帷幕。 2000年在北京中国纺织品博览会参展的中国企业"无印良品"毛巾。(受访者供图) 5月20日正式施行的《中华人民共和国民营经济促进法》提出,加大创新成果知识产权保护力度, 实施知识产权侵权惩罚性赔偿制度,依法查处侵犯商标专用权、专利权、著作权和侵犯商业秘密、仿冒 混淆等违法行为。 "这部法律的出台,对民营企业来说,是极大的鼓舞。在过去的知识产权维权过程中,我们耗费了 大量的人力、物力和财力,民营经济促进法为我们提供了更有力的法律武器,让我们更有信心和底气维 护自身的合法权益。"日前,北京棉田科技发展集团有限公司董事长马涛在民营企业知识产权实践媒体 座谈会上表示,这对于长期深陷商标侵权纠纷的北京棉田集团而言,意义尤为重大。 这一发展成果的背后,是企业对科技创新的持续深耕——北京棉田集团多年来不断加大纺织领域科 技投入,致力于打造高性价比优质商品。以"无印 ...
让知识产权更好赋能东北振兴
Jing Ji Ri Bao· 2025-07-11 22:15
Group 1 - The effective invention patents in Northeast China reached 195,000 by the end of April this year, representing a year-on-year growth of 10.2% [1] - The effective registered trademarks in the region totaled 2.161 million, with a year-on-year increase of 7.7% [1] - The total number of geographical indication products recognized reached 273, with 556 registrations approved for collective and certification trademarks, accounting for nearly one-tenth of the national total [1] Group 2 - Intellectual property (IP) is becoming a crucial mechanism for driving technological innovation and enhancing industrial competitiveness in Northeast China [1][2] - The region is leveraging its manufacturing base and technical talent to address issues such as technological obsolescence and low added value in traditional industries through IP [2] - Knowledge property operation centers have been established in traditional industries like dairy and grass, promoting the transformation and application of patent achievements in green manufacturing and ecological agriculture [2] Group 3 - The Northeast region has natural advantages for developing strategic emerging industries, such as artificial intelligence and big data, due to its climate and resource conditions [3] - Eight national-level IP protection and rapid response centers have been established in Northeast China, focusing on key areas like high-end equipment manufacturing and biomedicine [3] - By the end of 2024, the effective invention patents in strategic emerging industries in the region are expected to reach 46,000, showing significant growth compared to the previous year [3] Group 4 - In the process of rural revitalization, IP is providing core added value for agricultural products to enter high-end markets [4] - The region is implementing a brand protection strategy, with notable brands like Wuchang rice and Changbai Mountain ginseng gaining national recognition [4] - Thirteen national-level geographical indication protection demonstration zones have been established, promoting the transformation of geographical indications from "regional labels" to "industrial clusters" [4]
逾250名企业代表研讨运用知识产权在大湾区创造商业价值
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang· 2025-07-11 06:35
Core Viewpoint - The seminar on utilizing intellectual property to create commercial value in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area was held in Guangzhou, aiming to support enterprises in Hong Kong and mainland China in effectively protecting and utilizing intellectual property to generate commercial value in both the Greater Bay Area and global markets [1][3]. Group 1 - The seminar was organized by the Hong Kong SAR Government's Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau and attracted over 250 representatives from various cities in Hong Kong and mainland China [1][3]. - The Greater Bay Area Development Plan emphasizes leveraging Hong Kong's advantages in intellectual property protection and related professional services to support its role as a regional intellectual property trading center [3]. - The Hong Kong government has introduced several policies, including the "Industry-Academia-Research 1+ Plan" to promote the commercialization of research outcomes and the "Patent Box" tax incentive to reduce the burden on enterprises [3]. Group 2 - The seminar featured presentations from legal experts discussing the management and protection of intellectual property for Hong Kong enterprises in the mainland market, highlighting the potential for maximizing commercial value in high-end manufacturing, cultural creativity, and healthcare sectors [4]. - The simplicity and cost-effectiveness of Hong Kong's intellectual property registration system were emphasized, which can help small and medium-sized enterprises and startups quickly establish their IP portfolios to attract investors [4]. - The seminar included roundtable discussions where six executives shared strategies and experiences on converting intellectual property into commercial value [5].
为新质生产力发展赋能!香港设立亚洲首个跨境IP授权平台
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao· 2025-07-11 05:51
Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area aims to leverage intellectual property (IP) to create commercial value, enhancing the region's position in global markets [1][3]. Group 1: Innovation and Development - The Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou technology cluster has ranked second globally in the innovation index for five consecutive years, highlighting the area's excellence in technology [3]. - The Greater Bay Area Development Plan emphasizes Hong Kong's role in IP protection and related services, aiming to establish it as a regional IP trading center [3]. Group 2: IP Management Strategies - Hong Kong enterprises are advised to manage and protect their IP through trademarks, patents, copyrights, and trade secrets, with early trademark registration recommended to avoid disputes [4]. - Companies relying on IP for revenue should establish ownership agreements with employees and partners to clarify copyright ownership and licensing [4]. Group 3: Government Initiatives - The Hong Kong government has introduced various policies to promote the commercialization of research outcomes, including tax incentives for patents and the expansion of the patent system to cover AI and other advanced fields [5]. - The establishment of Asia's first cross-border IP licensing platform aims to facilitate efficient international transactions of cultural and creative IP [5].
倾听尼山2025|史蒂夫·富勒:AI是一面镜子,激发人类的创造力
经济观察报· 2025-07-09 11:37
史蒂夫·富勒表示,尽管AI是由人类通过算法和数据来编程的,算法是人类发明的,数据也是人类 输入的,但是AI所产生出的结果和回答经常令人们震惊,即人们无法区分哪些是AI所产生的结 果,哪些是人类智慧所产生的答案。 为何会出现这样的现象? 史蒂夫·富勒表示,AI正以新的方式整合人类创造的智慧成果,从而创造出人类前所未有的表达组 合,这些以新的模式重新整合的可能性此前并未被人类充分开发,这就是AI的回答常常令人们惊 诧的原因。人类似乎没有意识到,我们还有很多其他的能力,而AI恰好启发了我们。以目前已发 表的文献为例,当下约80%的文献是从未被人们引用的,而在AI的训练模型中,所有的文献被载 史蒂夫·富勒表示,AI正以新的方式整合人类创造的智慧成 果,从而创造出人类前所未有的表达组合,这些以新的模式重 新整合的可能性此前并未被人类充分开发,这就是AI的回答常 常令人们惊诧的原因。 作者: 刘颖 封图:图虫创意 2025年7月9日,第十一届尼山世界文明论坛在山东曲阜开幕。 英国社会科学院院士、英国华威大学社会学系讲席教授史蒂夫·富勒(Steve Fuller)出席开幕式并 发表演讲。他表示:"AI(人工智能)并没有剥夺 ...
史蒂夫·富勒:AI是一面镜子,激发人类的创造力
Jing Ji Guan Cha Wang· 2025-07-09 08:36
他认为,给予知识产权的目的并非让有创造性的人独享,而是希望通过这种方式鼓励进一步创新。如果 一些人确实展现出较高的创新能力,那么或许可以为他们提供更加稳定的收入,用以缓解他们的作品未 得到广泛认可期间所承受的压力,也能进一步促进人与人之间的合作。 2025年7月9日,第十一届尼山世界文明论坛在山东曲阜开幕。 史蒂夫·富勒表示,AI启发了人们对于知识产权的见解。AI告诉我们,所有人类的创造成果并非一人之 功,即使这个"功劳"非常独特或者创造者非常有特点,这些成果都是集体的产物。在全球化、人工智能 的世界里,知识产权其实是一种奖励的方法,给创新者一定的特权使用自己的创造成果。 英国社会科学院院士、英国华威大学社会学系讲席教授史蒂夫·富勒(Steve Fuller)出席开幕式并发表 演讲。他表示:"AI(人工智能)并没有剥夺人类的创造性,实际上,它教会了我们创造的本质是什 么。AI折射出一些我们必须回应的现象,面对AI所带来的挑战,我们不应该反对或者惧怕。AI是一面 镜子,它反映出了人类的本质什么,人类到底擅长什么。" 史蒂夫·富勒表示,尽管AI是由人类通过算法和数据来编程的,算法是人类发明的,数据也是人类输入 的 ...
来英国做生意,你得做个“聪明的傻子” | 问道全球
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-07-08 00:49
Core Insights - Entering the UK market requires understanding local business practices and cultural nuances, as strategies that work in China may not be effective in the UK [1][40] - Building trust and relationships is crucial for success in the UK, often necessitating a humble approach in negotiations [8][41] Group 1: Importance of Local Partnerships - Finding experienced local partners is essential for navigating the UK business landscape [4] - A successful entrepreneur shared how he connected with a prominent figure in the industry, which significantly aided his business journey [4] Group 2: Understanding Local Business Culture - UK businesses prefer clear and detailed contracts, reflecting a strong emphasis on certainty and risk management [11][13] - Overpromising can lead to loss of credibility; maintaining realistic commitments is vital [12] Group 3: Intellectual Property Concerns - Protecting intellectual property is a top priority for UK companies, and any partnership must demonstrate respect for IP rights [19][21] - A case was highlighted where a UK company lost business due to a partner's infringement on their intellectual property [21] Group 4: Navigating Payment and Employment Risks - Caution is advised when accepting checks as payment, due to potential issues with funds availability [30] - Hiring practices in the UK are heavily regulated, making it important to approach recruitment carefully [32][33] Group 5: Leveraging Local Brands - Acquiring a local brand can facilitate market entry by leveraging existing trust and recognition [36][38] - The example of a Chinese automotive brand successfully entering the UK market through acquisition illustrates this strategy [36] Group 6: Building Relationships within Legal Boundaries - Gifts exceeding £200 may be considered bribery, so establishing relationships should be done within legal limits [23][24] - Simple gestures, like sending modest gifts during holidays, can foster goodwill without crossing legal boundaries [24] Group 7: Overall Strategy for Success - The overarching strategy for succeeding in the UK market involves continuous adaptation and translation of business practices to align with local expectations [41][42]
哇唧唧哇称永久下架《偷偷藏不住》微短剧并致歉!晋江回应
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao· 2025-07-04 02:53
Core Viewpoint - The micro-drama "Secretly Hidden You" has been permanently removed from the internet following a dispute over adaptation rights between the production company Wowjoywa, the original author Zhu Yi, and Jinjiang Literature City, highlighting the importance of clear contractual agreements in the evolving landscape of digital content [1][2][3]. Group 1: Company Actions and Responses - Wowjoywa announced the permanent removal of the micro-drama on July 3, 2023, and expressed sincere apologies to Jinjiang Literature City and the original author for oversights during the adaptation process [1]. - Jinjiang Literature City acknowledged the support and supervision from readers and viewers regarding the work, emphasizing the importance of proper authorization [1]. - Following the dispute, Wowjoywa committed to stricter adherence to contractual obligations to prevent similar issues in the future [1]. Group 2: Dispute Details - The adaptation rights for "Secretly Hidden You" were contested after Jinjiang Literature City and the original author claimed that Wowjoywa only had rights for a web drama, not a micro-drama [2][3]. - Wowjoywa argued that a contract signed in 2019 and a supplementary agreement in 2024 allowed them to exclusively exercise adaptation rights, including "web dramas," which they believed encompassed micro-dramas [2]. - Jinjiang Literature City clarified that the definition of "web drama" did not include micro-dramas, especially after the introduction of a new category for micro-dramas by the National Radio and Television Administration in 2020 [3]. Group 3: Legal and Industry Context - The emergence of micro-dramas as a new genre complicates existing contracts, as they were not prevalent when initial agreements were made [4]. - Legal experts suggest that the resolution of such disputes should rely on the specific terms of the adaptation contracts and any ambiguities should be interpreted in light of past communications and industry practices [4].