About Dialogos

Inspired by the dialogical tradition of Plato, Dialogos lets you invite thinkers from different eras—Plato, Laozi, Zhuangzi, the Buddha, Heidegger, Wittgenstein, Lacan, de Beauvoir, Arendt, and others—to gather around a single question. They converse, debate, and pursue it from different angles, while you sit in the same "chamber," listening to the clash and resonance of their perspectives.

We do not claim to reproduce the actual words of these thinkers. Instead, based on publicly available texts and relevant academic research, we model and recreate their intellectual positions and linguistic styles. Every dialogue you see in Dialogos is an AI simulation and interpretation of these intellectual traditions in the present context.

Whether you're pondering concrete questions in life, self-studying philosophy and humanities, seeking inspiration for writing and creation, or simply curious about "what would happen if these people actually sat down together"—you can treat Dialogos as a safe laboratory for thought experiments: here, there are no standard answers, and dialogue itself is the purpose.

In Dialogos, the wise seem to be sitting right beside us: as if you were overhearing their heated debates in an Athenian agora, just like sharing drinks with them in a Parisian café or joining their late-night conversations in a Berlin tavern—and now, they are gathered in your own chamber. The honoured guests have arrived; the room is aglow.