Beijing hosts ‘Frontier Technology, China’s Practice’ Symposium.

TLDR:

• The “Frontier Technology, China’s Practice” symposium was hosted in Beijing by the World Intellectual Property Organization Office in China.
• Over 50 attendees from various sectors discussed topics such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and big data.

On Friday morning, the “Frontier Technology, China’s Practice” symposium was held in Beijing by the World Intellectual Property Organization Office in China. The event brought together over 50 representatives from enterprises, government departments, and associations in the intellectual property industry. Speakers from more than 20 companies addressed key topics such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud computing, and big data, highlighting the importance of intellectual property in fostering innovation.

Liu Hua, director of the WIPO Office in China, emphasized China’s potential to lead in intellectual property and innovation, particularly in new materials, technologies, and emerging fields. Zhang Haibo from the Ministry of Science and Technology stressed the need for practical applications of technological advancements to benefit society, with a focus on enterprises as drivers of innovation. Discussions also included advancements in medical treatments, research efforts overcoming barriers for drug delivery, and companies showcasing their commitment to research and development innovation.

The symposium concluded with a reaffirmation of the crucial role of intellectual property, innovation, and collaboration in driving China’s technological advancements and economic prosperity. The event provided a platform for stakeholders to exchange insights, discuss challenges, and explore opportunities in leveraging frontier technologies for sustainable development and global competitiveness.