Recently, the second China AIIPS was successfully held in Hangzhou. As a partner of the Summit, Chang Tsi & Partners have made a significant contribution to the preparation and holding of the Summit. Michael Wu, one of our partners, was invited to preside over the sub forum of "patent strategy, AI chips, and open-source software compliance", and made an exciting presentation together with four great figures in this field.

With the continuous implementation of China's AI policies, the commercialization of technology applications is also accelerating. The problems faced by AI enterprises, such as patent layout, intellectual property risks, enterprise intellectual property management and intellectual property rights protection, have become increasingly prominent. Against this background, the second China AIIPS invited professionals from government departments, industry associations, well-known law firms, artificial intelligence enterprises, scientific research institutes and other related fields to discuss quality and efficiency improvement, risk prevention and control, and the value promotion of AI intellectual properties.
 
The Summit was attended by 200+ representatives of AI enterprises and hundreds of representatives of industry associations and law firms. It focused on the hotspots related to intellectual property in the field of AI and achieved fruitful results.
 
Michael Wu, one of our partners, was invited to preside over the sub forum of "patent strategy, AI chips, and open-source software compliance", and together with other elites in this realm, held in-depth discussions on the global AI chip competition pattern and patent layout strategy, which won unanimous praise from the participants.