In the News: Trademark Law Overhaul; Proposed E-Commerce Law Expansion; and China Tech Giants Drop Humanlike AI Agents

China’s first overhaul of its trademark law in decades focuses on good faith | Draft revisions of E-Commerce Law expands its scope beyond platforms and merchants | ByteDance and Alibaba disable AI custom agents ahead of new anthropomorphic rules

By Jeffrey Tse

In the News: Trademark Law Overhaul; Proposed E-Commerce Law Expansion; and China Tech Giants Drop Humanlike AI Agents

China Adopts First Major Revision of Trademark Law Since 1983

China’s top legislative body has adopted a revised version of the PRC Trademark Law, the first comprehensive rule revision of the law since it came into force in 1983.

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