AI is raising complex intellectual property challenges in both China and the EU, particularly regarding authorship, copyright eligibility, and liability. China relies on a centralized, enforcement-oriented framework, granting protection only to works with human contribution and imposing strict requirements on training data. The EU, by contrast, adopts a risk-based approach, imposing obligations on AI providers to ensure copyright compliance, transparency, and accountability.

Are you aware of how these differences could affect your company, and what steps you should take to protect your innovations and comply with local regulations?

Click below to read more and gain a clear comparison of China’s and the EU’s AI frameworks.

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