6月27日下午，国家知识产权局在北京举行6月例行新闻发布会。中新网记者 孙自法 摄 来源：中国新闻网 中新网北京6月27日电 (记者 孙自法)中国国家知识产权局6月27日下午在北京举行新闻发布会透露，聚 焦专利质量提升，精准服务创新主体，该局将进一步升级人工智能(AI)应用于专利审查，推动审查工作 智能化。 当前人工智能技术快速发展和在各领域广泛运用备受关注。在回应中新社记者关于国家知识产权局对运 用人工智能辅助审查持何态度的提问时，国家知识产权局专利局审查业务管理部部长蒋彤表示，近期， 国家知识产权局将进一步升级人工智能在专利审查工作中的应用，通过提高检索专利对比文件准确度等 方式，助力审查员更好理解发明构思、更快进行技术分析，为审查提质增效提供更有力支持。 为探索利用人工智能技术提升专利审查质量和效率，国家知识产权局2023年上线专利智能审查和检索系 统，并在基于发明构思的智能语义检索、局部外观设计的图像检索、案卷自动聚类分配等多个业务场景 开展试验，都展现出很好的应用前景。 针对人工智能的推理结果是否可直接作为审查意见。蒋彤强调，需要特别说明的是，人工智能在专利审 查中的应用，发挥的是辅助审查的作用，其 ...

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing dispute between the original author Zhu Yi, Jinjiang Literature City, and the production company Horgos Wajijiwa Entertainment regarding the adaptation rights for the web micro-drama "Secretly Hidden" highlights significant differences in the interpretation of contract terms related to copyright and adaptation rights [1][3][4]. Group 1: Contractual Dispute - Horgos Wajijiwa Entertainment claims that a contract signed in 2019 grants them exclusive rights to adapt "Secretly Hidden" into various formats, including web dramas, while Jinjiang Literature City asserts that the rights do not extend to micro-dramas [3][4]. - Jinjiang Literature City emphasizes that the term "web micro-drama" was not recognized at the time of the original contract and that a subsequent agreement in 2024 explicitly states that any discrepancies in project categories would be considered unauthorized use of rights [4][5]. - The production company has acknowledged the differences in understanding the contract terms and is seeking amicable negotiations to resolve the dispute [4][5]. Group 2: Legal and Industry Context - The emergence of "web micro-dramas" as a new genre since the original contract was signed in 2019 complicates the interpretation of the agreement, as this format was not prevalent at that time [5]. - Legal experts suggest that the resolution of this dispute should rely on the specific terms of the adaptation rights contract and any relevant evidence from past communications between the parties [5].

Core Viewpoint - The announcement of the 25th China Patent Award recognizes the innovative patent of Crown Jewel Tiles (New Pearl Group), highlighting its significance in the field of intellectual property and its role in enhancing the company's competitive edge and industry leadership [1]. Group 1: Patent Recognition - Crown Jewel Tiles has won the China Patent Excellent Award for the second time, showcasing its commitment to innovation and excellence in patent technology [1]. - The China Patent Award is co-hosted by the National Intellectual Property Administration and the World Intellectual Property Organization, representing the highest government award in China's intellectual property sector [1]. Group 2: Technological Innovation - The awarded patent, "A Combination Molding Positioning Fabric System and Its Usage Method," enables intricate design and aesthetic breakthroughs in tile production, allowing for realistic and unified patterns that rival natural stone [3]. - This technology not only enhances the visual appeal of tiles but also provides designers with unprecedented creative freedom, resulting in more diverse and dynamic color and pattern variations [3]. Group 3: Innovation Ecosystem - Crown Jewel Tiles has established a comprehensive innovation ecosystem, including four high-tech enterprises, two provincial enterprise technology centers, and various research and development centers, which serve as the backbone of its innovation strategy [4]. - The company has accumulated over 400 effective patents, including 194 invention patents and 134 utility model patents, alongside numerous copyrights and registered trademarks, reflecting its commitment to intellectual property management [4]. - The recent award serves as a milestone and a new starting point for the company, aiming to accelerate the transformation and application of intellectual property to enhance product offerings and drive high-quality industry development [4].

Core Insights - Daqing Oilfield is leveraging intellectual property (IP) as a key driver for the construction of a "century-old oilfield," focusing on the creation, utilization, management, and protection of IP in the oil and gas sector [1][2] - The oilfield has established a robust patent review system, achieving a significant increase in effective invention patents, which reached 708 by the end of 2024, marking an 8.3% year-on-year growth [2] - A new IP sharing service station has been launched, facilitating a dual-channel for knowledge and industrial innovation, enhancing collaboration among government, oilfield, and academic institutions [2] Patent Strategy - Daqing Oilfield has filed over 1,800 patent applications since the 14th Five-Year Plan, with more than 90% being invention patents, creating a dense "patent forest" in unconventional oil and gas and intelligent extraction fields [1] - The oilfield employs a "five-level review + two rounds of post-evaluation" system for patents, ensuring rigorous scrutiny at every stage from conception to application [2] - The use of patent navigation is seen as a critical strategy to overcome "bottleneck" technologies, transforming IP from a protective shield into an innovative navigation tool [2] Innovation and Technology Development - Through patent navigation, Daqing Oilfield has identified over a hundred innovation points in key areas such as shale oil and tower-type pumping units, enhancing its strategic and forward-looking capabilities in addressing core technological barriers [2] - The management of major scientific projects incorporates IP as a "shadow engineer," optimizing resource allocation, clarifying innovation directions, tracking patent dynamics, and planning for technology transfer throughout the project lifecycle [2]

Group 1 - The core theme of the news is the role of intellectual property in driving the revitalization of Northeast China, with Harbin Engineering University (HEU) as a key player in this initiative [1][2] - HEU has implemented artificial intelligence technology to enhance the management of its patent assets, successfully revitalizing 6,683 existing patents, making it the second university in China to achieve this [1] - The university's Technology and Innovation Support Center (TISC) provides comprehensive intellectual property information services, including patent retrieval and analysis, which supports local companies like Heilongjiang Hachuan Carbon Material Technology Co., Ltd. [1] Group 2 - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, HEU has transformed 374 scientific and technological achievements, generating approximately 112 million yuan in revenue [1] - Notable achievements include the development of high-performance flame-retardant polypropylene honeycomb materials, which have led to a core patent technology transfer worth 4 million yuan, with projected annual output value of 1 to 3 billion yuan by 2025 [1] - Another significant innovation is the long-lasting antibacterial indoor pollution treatment agent developed by HEU, which is expected to generate 100 million yuan in industry chain value within three years through a 5 million yuan patent transfer and equity arrangement [2] Group 3 - HEU's president emphasizes the commitment to deepening reforms in the intellectual property sector, aiming to protect, transform, and operate high-value patents while exploring diverse transformation models [2] - The university's efforts are aligned with national strategic needs and aim to contribute significantly to the high-quality development and sustainable revitalization of the Heilongjiang region [2]

Core Viewpoint - Intellectual property is identified as a core driving force for innovation and development, with a focus on enhancing university students' capabilities in creating, utilizing, protecting, and managing intellectual property [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The "University Students' Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Intellectual Property" themed salon was held in Changsha, aimed at supporting university student innovation and entrepreneurship teams [1]. - The event was guided by the Municipal Political Consultative Conference and organized by the Economic and Science Committee, the Intellectual Property Bureau, and other local entities [1]. Group 2: Key Messages from Officials - Chen Gang emphasized the importance of implementing Xi Jinping's directives on supporting youth innovation and entrepreneurship, and the need for comprehensive policy support and ecosystem development [2]. - The focus is on creating a full-service platform that includes intellectual property protection to support university students in their entrepreneurial endeavors [2]. Group 3: Additional Initiatives - The first batch of university student innovation and entrepreneurship intellectual property lecturer group was appointed during the event [3].

Core Viewpoint - The importance of intellectual property (IP) in supporting university students' innovation and entrepreneurship is emphasized, highlighting its role as a bridge between technology and market, and its necessity in protecting and managing innovations [2][7]. Group 1: Event Overview - A themed salon focusing on "University Students' Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Intellectual Property" was held in Changsha, featuring participation from local government, industry experts, and student entrepreneurs [2]. - The event aimed to address the knowledge gaps in IP creation, utilization, protection, and management among student entrepreneurs, thereby safeguarding their innovative efforts [2]. Group 2: Practical Insights from Entrepreneurs - Entrepreneurs shared experiences on building technical barriers through IP, with insights from Guo Shanzhi, founder of Hunan Huishiwei Intelligent Technology Co., who highlighted the significance of patents as a "moat" for startups [4]. - The company has achieved recognition as a national high-tech enterprise, supported by a robust IP portfolio including 7 authorized patents and 16 software copyrights [4]. - Li Jiarui, general manager of Hunan Ningying New Materials Technology Co., emphasized the critical role of IP in establishing a competitive edge, particularly in the context of carbon reduction technologies [4]. Group 3: IP as a Key Asset - Liang Bangchao, founder of Changsha Suling Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Co., stated that IP serves as a "pass" for the commercialization of research outcomes, being a core asset for student-led startups [5]. - The company has achieved a valuation exceeding 50 million yuan in its angel round, with its IP strategy being a crucial factor for attracting investment [5]. Group 4: Expert Guidance on IP Management - Knowledgeable experts provided strategies for managing IP risks, emphasizing the need for startups to clearly define IP boundaries and implement protective measures from inception [7]. - The value and strategic layout of IP are seen as determinants of a startup's future positioning and competitiveness within the industry [7]. Group 5: Future Initiatives - Changsha is actively implementing initiatives to support university student entrepreneurship, aiming to create a conducive environment for young entrepreneurs [8]. - The local government plans to conduct further educational activities on IP to enhance awareness and application among student entrepreneurs, reinforcing the role of IP in fostering innovation [8].

Group 1 - The core issue of plagiarism and "washing" is the infringement of intellectual property rights, which is considered a person's intellectual achievement and should not be violated [1][2] - "Washing" is described as a more sophisticated form of plagiarism, where original works are altered without permission, leading to substantial similarities in core facts and arguments [1][2] - The phenomenon of "washing" is often linked to self-media practices, where individuals seek to profit from minimal effort, leading to a waste of editorial resources and potential issues for media outlets [2] Group 2 - Platforms related to "washing" should take responsibility by enhancing management awareness and establishing mechanisms to address complaints effectively [3] - Legal actions should be taken against severe cases of "washing," as demonstrated by a recent court ruling in Shanghai where individuals were sentenced for illegal operations involving AI software for "washing" [3] - "Washing" violates journalistic ethics and infringes on intellectual property rights, highlighting the need for stricter enforcement in the digital age [4]

Group 1 - The meeting emphasized the importance of implementing the outcomes of the second China-Central Asia Summit, enhancing connectivity with Central Asia, and upgrading logistics channels from "point-to-point" to "hub-to-hub" [1] - The meeting highlighted the need to deepen economic and trade exchanges through various exhibitions and forums, aiming to increase the quality and quantity of trade and investment [1] - The meeting stressed the importance of cultural exchanges and expanding cooperation in areas such as tourism, education, health, and agriculture [1] Group 2 - The meeting underscored the need to honor revolutionary predecessors and transform this remembrance into a strong motivation for high-quality development, emphasizing comprehensive reform and innovation [2] - The meeting called for effective implementation of the rural revitalization strategy, ensuring the sustainability of poverty alleviation efforts and improving rural industry, construction, and governance [2] - The meeting highlighted the importance of systematic protection of cultural relics, enhancing the supply of quality cultural heritage products and services to benefit the public [2] - The meeting set a goal for building a strong province in intellectual property, focusing on high-quality creation, efficient utilization, and high-standard protection [2]

Group 1 - The National Intellectual Property Administration announced the winners of the 25th China Patent Award, with Xi'an achieving the highest number of awards in the province, totaling 17 projects [1] - The China Patent Award is the highest national honor in the patent field, co-hosted by the National Intellectual Property Administration and the World Intellectual Property Organization, aimed at recognizing significant contributions to technological innovation and economic development [1] - The awarded projects from Xi'an span key industries such as photonics, semiconductors, integrated circuits, solar photovoltaics, aviation, and power transmission equipment, highlighting the city's efforts in patent transformation and high-value patent cultivation [1] Group 2 - Xi'an has been actively developing a "Xi'an model" for intellectual property, focusing on high-quality creation, high-level protection, and efficient utilization, driven by its designation as a "National Intellectual Property Strong City Demonstration City" [2] - The city has organized a patent inventory with 67,000 patents recorded, and has published over 10,000 patent results and more than 1,200 technology demands through its intellectual property operation service platform [2] - As of April this year, Xi'an holds 109,400 invention patents, with an invention patent ownership rate of 83.68 per 10,000 people, ranking 18th in the 2024 Global Innovation Index by the World Intellectual Property Organization [2]