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The findings highlight that while diplomatic initiative and coalition-building can partially offset algorithmic weaknesses, long-term influence in an increasingly data-driven climate regime requires targeted investments in climate data systems, AI literacy, modelling institutions, and equitable international digital cooperation.

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