As AI products accelerate their overseas expansion, the risks of data ownership verification are becoming increasingly prominent. Recently, Agentic Engine, the AI Agent platform under Changning-based enterprise data technology company ThinkingAI completed the registration of intellectual property rights for its data products, becoming the first data product intellectual property registration case in the Greater Hongqiao area specifically for overseas deployment. This also signifies that Changning's data product intellectual property protection services have further extended to the AI agents field, providing a new practical model for digital enterprises going global.

ThinkingAI, a data intelligence technology company based in Changning and serving the global market, has been deeply involved in the data field for over a decade, serving more than 1,500 companies and over 8,000 products globally. It has accumulated extensive practical experience in global enterprise data analysis and business growth. Facing the emerging AI Agent market, the company has independently developed the Agentic Engine enterprise-level AI Agent platform. This platform transforms a decade of accumulated business concepts, industry methodologies, and execution processes into knowledge and business capabilities that agents can utilize. It connects data preparation, business analysis, strategy execution, experimental observation, and result feedback, and supports multi-agent collaborative work. Currently, Agentic Engine, the company's flagship product, covers more than 20 countries, helping over 100 large and medium-sized overseas internet companies build data analysis infrastructure.

As AI Agent reach overseas customers, the industry knowledge, business data assets, and Agent capability datasets accumulated behind the platform have become core assets for enterprises. During visits to key data industry companies, the district market supervision bureau learned of these needs and proactively provided services in conjunction with the district data bureau and the district cyberspace administration.With the support of the municipal intellectual property service center, they guided enterprises to structure and organize relevant data products, clarify data boundaries, and standardize application materials, enabling Agentic Engine to complete its registration within just one month.Agentic Engine will serve as a productive asset that the company can hold long-term, with clearly defined ownership boundaries, scope of use, and authorization rules, continuously delivering product capabilities along its established global network. A representative from DataData Technology stated, "This registration of intellectual property rights for data products has fixed the ownership information and formation time of the data assets, providing crucial protection for our global business layout."

Meanwhile, various departments in Changning District provided a series of supporting measures. The District Data Bureau guided the company in applying for digital transformation application scenarios, supporting its successful application for the 2026 Shanghai Digital Overseas Service Platform Special Service Pilot Program and its selection as an outstanding product among municipal-level digital business enterprises. The District Cyberspace Administration, based on the company's actual needs, focused on specific issues faced by DataScience Technology regarding cybersecurity and data compliance, providing one-on-one policy explanations and guidance. It also utilized the District Data Cross-border Service Center to disseminate and interpret data cross-border policies to the company, laying a solid security foundation for the efficient export of its data products and the expansion of overseas markets.

For enterprises, completing the registration is not the end, but the starting point from capability accumulation to asset operation. In the future, ThinkingAI will use this as a foundation to refine the ownership and authorization management of data assets, continuously promote the export of data capabilities to the global market, take root in Changning, and grow globally.

This initiative represents another step in Changning's exploration of data product intellectual property protection and its efforts to support digital enterprises going global. As a key area of the Hongqiao International Open Hub, Changning continues to strengthen its pilot services for data product intellectual property rights. Leveraging the locational advantages of the Greater Hongqiao area, it extends the intellectual property service chain, building a one-stop service covering policy dissemination, needs assessment, evidence registration, and overseas rights protection assistance. In the future, the District Market Supervision Bureau will continue to explore practical pathways for data element intellectual property protection, providing services such as data product intellectual property registration, overseas intellectual property risk warnings, and handling of foreign-related disputes, helping more digital innovation enterprises to bring their independent innovation achievements to the global market.