Stanford's international policy class, Technology, Innovation and Great Power Competition, integrated AI to prepare students for an AI-enabled world.The experiential policy class involved students in a quarter-long project where they used AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity.Teams like Team OSC and Team FAAST used AI for summarizing policy papers, generating interview leads, and transcribing podcasts.AI tools such as Mermaid and Beautiful.ai were employed for creating graphics and PowerPoint presentations.Students learned to cross-check AI tool outputs for accuracy and relevance, realizing that AI works best when coupled with human efforts.Team NSC Energy utilized ChatGPT and Mermaid for organizing thoughts, while Team Alpha Strategy pivoted to Notebook LM for document analysis.The Congress team simulated interviews using AI role play and retrieval augmented generation for query-based outputs.Team NavalX explored new AI capabilities by customizing ChatGPT prompts for formatting and gathering insights from interview notes.Lessons learned include the significant enhancement of learning through AI integration and the creativity students exhibited in utilizing AI tools.Future iterations of classes plan to leverage advancements in AI tools to further enhance student learning experiences.