The background below is useful for discussing panel topics:

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The Innovation Race: IP, China and Beyond

• US-China Economic Policy Rests on Intellectual Property - East Asia Forum

• China Wants to Replace the U.S. as the World Leaders in Science - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

• Fight for IP: The U.S. vs. China - CNBC

  • 8:40: theft and forced tech transfer

  • 9:38: “What’s happened over the past 30 years is one of the single greatest transfers of wealth from one country to another. The intellectual property theft that has occurred between the United States and China is historic in scale.” – U.S. Senator, Chris Coons (D-DE)

 

IP Awareness Survey

• Study Finds that Americans have the Wrong Impression About IP - IP CloseUp

• Intellectual Property Awareness and Attitudes (What 1,000 Americans think) - USIPA Survey 

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Today's IP Learners are Tomorrow's Leaders 

• None of the Top 20 U.S. Business Schools Require Students to Learn About IP - IPWatchdog 

• Survey: Intellectual Property Education at Business Schools: An Evolving Landscape - CIPU

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Artificial Intelligence and IP Rights

• From Non-Profit to $29 Billion Valuation: The Promise and Danger of OpenAI - IPWatchdog

 

Inclusion, Innovation

• Lost Einsteins: How exposure to innovation influences who becomes an inventor  

  • ​(Worth perusing. Harvard, the London School of Economics, and MIT were among the researchers who contributed to this study.)

• Most-Cited Business Scholar: The U.S. Can’t Just Create Innovation, It Must Capture (‘Understanding IP Matters’ podcast)

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