Today's world is witnessing the confrontation between new technologies and the developing biosphere. The role of this confrontation is played by artificial intelligence on the one hand and the inhabitants of the biosphere on the other. In fact, artificial intelligence provides the ability of a system to correctly interpret external data and create the basis for its use to achieve specific goals and tasks through flexible adaptation. In this regard, citizens of the global community voluntarily experience the ground for entering this technological space. While from one perspective this two-way interaction can be a positive experience and environmental protection can be successfully carried out, from another perspective, excessive reliance on this technology may disrupt the field of international interactions. The present study is based on up-to-date studies and sources and is written in a descriptive manner. This study takes an introductory look at the process of technological diplomacy for environmental protection through regional and international interactions.