Artificial intelligence and diplomacy: A radical transformation in international relations

Authors

  • Mohammed Ibrahim Mohammed Ahmed Department of Engineering Management, Higher Institute of Engineering Technologies, Bani Walid, Bani Walid, Libya Author
  • Ahmed mahmoud dhaw abu deenar Libyan Center for Engineering Research and Information Technology, Bani Walid, Libya Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58916/alhaq.v12i2.395

Keywords:

Artificial intelligence, digital diplomacy, geopolitical shifts, diplomacy, autonomous weapons, international crisis management

Abstract

This research paper aims to analyze the profound impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on traditional diplomacy and international relations. It posits that integrating AI into diplomatic practices will enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of negotiation, decision-making, and crisis management mechanisms. However, it will also raise new challenges related to accountability and transparency. Furthermore, current international legal frameworks are ill-equipped to keep pace with these rapid developments, creating legal gaps and posing security and ethical risks. The increasing proliferation of AI is expected to reshape the global balance of power, necessitating new strategies for international cooperation and adaptation. The methodology employed in this research is analytical, examining the impact of AI on various aspects of diplomacy and international relations, complemented by case studies. A comparative approach will also be used to analyze ethical and legal challenges, while exploring future scenarios. The expected outcomes aim to provide a comprehensive perspective that integrates strategic foresight and legal analysis, along with practical recommendations for states and international organizations.

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Published

2025-09-06

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How to Cite

Mohammed Ibrahim Mohammed Ahmed, & Ahmed mahmoud dhaw abu deenar. (2025). Artificial intelligence and diplomacy: A radical transformation in international relations. Al-Haq Journal for Sharia and Legal Sciences, 12(2), 608-621. https://doi.org/10.58916/alhaq.v12i2.395

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