Chinese Province Boosts Economy with AI and IP

Jiangsu Province in China, one of the major economic forces in eastern China, has focused on strengthening the integration of artificial intelligence with intellectual property protection to support innovation and achieve efficiency. The province holds 68,000 AI-related patents, and by 2025, it aims to reach 292,000 high-value patents, accounting for 12.7% of the total national patents. Rapid procedures for patent examination—reducing approval times from 22 months to just three—have boosted intellectual property protection for companies and research centers in the sector. Jiangsu has also developed AI systems to enhance IP protection services, establishing laboratories and applicative models to increase efficiency. The province emphasizes the importance of leveraging AI as a key supporting tool for the development of the intellectual property industry, given its status as a major hub for manufacturing and technological innovation, with its cities ranked among the world's top innovation centers. The International Patent Exhibition is scheduled to be held in Wuxi this November, as part of ongoing efforts to promote innovation and safeguard intellectual property rights.

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