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Energy, Infrastructure, Insurance
27 July 2026 by
Modern football can no longer be viewed merely as a conventional sport, but has evolved into a high-technology-driven industry that integrates engineering design, data analytics, and artificial intelligence. This transformation has significantly increased the role of intellectual property rights, particularly patents and industrial designs, in protecting the wide range of innovations embedded within the sports ecosystem.
07 July 2026 by
In recent years, with the rapid development of AI, machine learning and big data, the competitive edge in global capital markets increasingly relies on data acquisition and computing capabilities. For quantitative hedge funds, proprietary trading firms and asset managers employing tech-driven strategies, massive and multi-dimensional market and industry data have become the core resources for generating trading signals and extracting alpha.
08 May 2026 by
Enhancing Cybersecurity Advisory Through Industry-Leading Partnership
15 April 2026 by
On April 10, 2026, Han Kun Law Offices ("Han Kun") officially launched its Hangzhou office, marking the firm’s tenth global office following those in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Haikou, Wuhan, Singapore, New York, and Silicon Valley.
19 February 2026 by
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (“AI”) has profoundly altered the digital landscape, fading the long-standing legal distinctions between content originators, AI developers, and online intermediaries. Statutory safe harbour protections, i.e., legal immunity that shields intermediaries from liability for third-party content that they merely receive, store, transmit, or facilitate on behalf of another person (“Safe Harbour”) were crafted for passive hosting, transmission functions and did not contemplate platforms deploying proprietary AI systems capable of autonomous content generation, contextual manipulation, and behavioural influence.The challenge is compounded by the dual-edged nature of AI technologies: while driving efficiency and personalization, they are equally susceptible to misuse for deepfakes, automated fraud, misinformation campaigns, and cyber enabled harms at an unprecedented scale.
