This interdisciplinary course examines how artificial intelligence and emerging disruptive technologies are reshaping the global geopolitical landscape. Students will explore the intersection of technological innovation and international relations, analyzing how nations and multinational corporations compete for dominance in the digital age while understanding the broader implications for security, economics, and governance. The course combines lectures with case study discussions, policy talks, simulations, and guest speakers from relevant fields. Students will produce analytical papers examining specific country strategies or technology issues of their choosing. No technical background required. Basic familiarity with international relations and emerging technology concepts is helpful but not mandatory. Open to undergraduates and graduate students across disciplines.