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This article addresses the complex topic of algorithmic sovereignty, examining the diplomatic and strategic approaches used in AI system decision-making and their implications for international power structures. In today's world structure, AI is associated with every aspect. Similarly, it's also embedded in foreign policy tools, predictive modeling, and cyber defense infrastructures, as well as state sovereignty and diplomatic agency, which are heavily influenced by the algorithmic logic. This article addresses the crucial question of how AI-powered diplomacy reshapes global power dynamics. The analysis of case studies from the European Union, China, and the United States yields these results. The article further explores the various forms of algorithmic sovereignty, including regulatory, authoritarian export, and military-industrial models. Depending on international relations theory and various studies, the article puts forward its argument as follows: The article argues that AI is not merely a diplomatic tool but rather a structural force that redefines sovereignty, legitimacy, and agency in global governance.