The use of artificial intelligence in international relations has been widely considered in areas such as international security, the use of autonomous weapon systems, or the monitoring of concluded agreements. Beyond the field related to international security, there is a wide range of fields in different types of diplomacy, which artificial intelligence has already given rise to a structural/international drive. AI may be considered an important tool in international diplomacy to build trust among key stakeholders in conflict resolution or dispute resolution through the use of impartial procedures that are, at the same time, systemically verifiable and transparent. In these areas, the joint development of cross-national artificial intelligence systems may reduce concerns about the objectivity or transparency of the procedures/approaches of one or more countries. The main question is how artificial intelligence has played a role in intensifying/changing the competition between global powers. The hypothesis of this article also believes that artificial intelligence has intensified/changed the international competition between countries by creating conditions and modern weapons. From the perspective of algorithmic realism, artificial intelligence has become a new field for intensifying/changing the competition between nation-states in different fields of international politics.