Impact of Economic Globalization on International Relations under the Background of Wireless Communication and Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

Politics and economics are closely related, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it depends on the latter. Therefore, changes in international relations can be analyzed in the context of economic development. After entering the twenty-first century, the development of information technology and the rapid improvement of transportation capabilities have made the cost of human beings’ cross-regional trade lower and lower; the production and circulation of products all over the world have gradually formed an integration and have been integrated more and more closely. The circulation of resources and even financial capital is accelerating to be integrated, and the global economy is rapidly integrating. The shock of any major economy will almost cause instability in the global economy. Against this background, the political relations between countries are generally relatively harmonious. Although there are occasional regional conflicts, they are generally relatively peaceful. Especially in recent years, under the background that wireless communication and artificial intelligence decision-making have brought drastic changes to human production and life, the economic closeness of countries has reached an unprecedented level. At the same time, the complexity and volatility of international relations have also increased considerably. In order to better cope with this complex form, we are required to discuss the trends of international economic development in the context of today’s technology. The purpose of this research is to analyze the impact of economic globalization on international relations under the background of wireless communication and artificial intelligence, and to sort out the new features of economic globalization in this context, and its possible implications for international relations’ impact. Then, it further discusses how my country can better safeguard its own rights and interests through the adjustment of international policies under such a background.