In this episode, Thanuki and Sujit discuss the international perspectives and harmonization of AI and intellectual property. They explore the differences and commonalities in how the EU, US, and China approach AI and copyright. While each region has its unique laws and priorities, there are common threads, such as the recognition of AI-generated works as copyrightable and the requirement of human involvement. The EU grants AI systems a sui generis database right, while the US relies on existing copyright laws and has a broad fair use doctrine. China has some protections for AI-generated works but lacks clarity in ownership and fair use. The conversation concludes with the possibility of harmonization in the future.