Published on: 31/05/2026
Recent decisions from Chinese courts signal a clear judicial stance on the limits of using artificial intelligence as a basis for workforce restructuring. In particular, courts are increasingly scrutinising dismissals and salary adjustments
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Published on: 31/05/2026
On 20 May 2026, Ferrante Intellectual Property was pleased to participate in a panel discussion on Vietnam’s digital transformation organised by the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam. Stephanie Tran, our Vietnam Office Director, repres
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Published on: 31/05/2026
Global AI governance is increasingly moving from principle-based frameworks to practical implementation. China’s approach stands out for its targeted and responsive regulation, addressing specific risks as they emerge rather than relying on
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Published on: 06/05/2026
On 31 March 2026, China’s National Intellectual Property Administration CNIPA issued a public warning on the use of AI “agent” tools—specifically naming OpenClaw—in the drafting of patent application documents. CNIPA cautions that such tool
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