Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes China's proactive efforts in applying artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of intellectual property (IP) amidst the challenges posed by rapid technological advancements [1][3]. - The Eurasian Patent Office, as an intergovernmental organization, plays a crucial role in processing and granting patents across its member states, highlighting the importance of international cooperation in IP [1][4]. Group 2 - The main challenge in the IP field due to AI development is the complexity of patent examination for AI-related applications, which requires enhanced evaluation capabilities [2]. - Each AI-related patent case serves as a benchmark for assessing patent value, indicating the need for updated standards in patent activities [2]. - China has demonstrated foresight in addressing digital age IP issues, actively promoting AI technology in patent examination and office automation, leading to improved examination quality [3]. Group 3 - The collaboration between the Eurasian Patent Office and China's National Intellectual Property Administration has been strengthened, with a focus on sharing expertise and enhancing patent examination processes [3][4]. - The "patent examination fast track" mechanism is advocated to leverage initial examination results across different departments, which is significant for the development of the IP system [4]. - There is an expectation for more Chinese manufacturers and inventors to submit patent applications, particularly in advanced technology fields, reflecting the growing global value of Chinese designs [4][5].

Group 1 - The core theme of the 14th China Intellectual Property Annual Conference is "Intellectual Property in the Digital Age," focusing on the challenges posed by rapidly developing artificial intelligence in the field of intellectual property [1] - The Eurasian Patent Office emphasizes that each artificial intelligence-related patent application presents a new challenge in terms of approval, innovation, and compliance with new patent activity requirements [2] - Artificial intelligence has significantly increased the scale of patent data, complicating the patent examination process [2] Group 2 - China is actively promoting the application of artificial intelligence technology in the field of intellectual property, including AI patent examination and intelligent office construction, achieving notable results [3] - The China National Intellectual Property Administration has improved examination quality through specialized division of labor, providing a reference for global patent institutions [3] - The Eurasian Patent Office plans to deepen cooperation with China, particularly in academic conferences and practical training activities, to address challenges posed by rapid technological advancements [4] Group 3 - The "patent examination expressway" mechanism is advocated to effectively utilize the examination results of initial applications, enhancing the decision-making process in other departments [4] - There is an expectation for more Chinese manufacturers and inventors to submit patent applications, especially in fields like ultra-thin displays and computing technology [4] - The collaboration has yielded significant results in the field of design, with Chinese applicants bringing product designs that possess global protection value, contributing to the emergence of Chinese design as a world-class brand [4]