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PJ Kaur

PJ Kaur

Counsel at Hogan Lovells in Hong Kong specializing in intellectual property, AI litigation, competition law, and trademark enforcement across APAC.

Jun 17, 2026

14:15
What does this multitude pose as a challenge for right holders or AI developers or put differently? How do they go about it in terms of resolving their disputes?
PJ Kaur
PJ KaurGUEST
14:29
Yes, different jurisdictions would have a different approach to these issues, first and foremost.
PJ Kaur
PJ KaurGUEST
14:34
So, you know, earlier we were talking about the AI training exceptions.
PJ Kaur
PJ KaurGUEST
14:39
So these are already very different in the various APAC jurisdictions.
PJ Kaur
PJ KaurGUEST
14:43
There are some jurisdictions that we consider more AI friendly.
PJ Kaur
PJ KaurGUEST
14:48
like Japan and Singapore.
PJ Kaur
PJ KaurGUEST
14:51
And for example, even in Hong Kong, to encourage AI development, the government is looking to introduce a text and data mining exception to copyright infringement, which will allow AI training activities to be conducted in Hong Kong in the future.
speaker_2NARRATOR
20:01
regulations on AI,

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