Abstract

The paper examines the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and diplomacy, as well as the consequences of utilizing cutting-edge technologies in diplomatic operations. A thorough overview is given in the introduction, which also clarifies the context, purpose, extent, and methodology. The following parts provide a historical overview, following the development of diplomacy throughout history and its revolutionary journey into the digital era, with particular attention to the rise of artificial intelligence. Through case studies, the investigation delves deeper into practical applications, highlighting AI's function in diplomacy, negotiations, and consular services. Nonetheless, intrinsic difficulties including moral dilemmas, disinformation hazards, and cyber-security dangers are carefully considered, highlighting the careful balancing act needed when utilizing AI. The legal and policy consequences of artificial intelligence in the diplomatic sphere encompass national policies, international law, and regulatory frameworks. The last section of the article envisions how artificial intelligence would develop in diplomacy. The results are briefly outlined, with a focus on practical suggestions for diplomatic practice and policy. Future directions for this dynamic field of study are also indicated