From its inception, this application was designed with the goal of utilizing available technology to act as a personal bias detector. While future developments of the app will focus on the specific identification of biases in conversations, this initial version takes a more basic approach. The aim is not to directly point out biases but to guide the user through questions that lead to the conclusion that a certain idea might be influenced by a bias. This approach is supported by a sentiment detection system in writing, which offers suggestions to the user on how to express ideas in a way that minimizes the impact of biases.

To facilitate discussions in an accessible and practical manner, Stoicism was chosen as the central theme for conversations. This philosophy, known for its pragmatic and accessible approach, was not selected due to strict adherence to its principles, but rather because of its adaptable and easy-to-understand nature. This makes it an ideal framework for open discussions, allowing users to engage in meaningful conversations without requiring deep philosophical knowledge.

Incorporating Stoicism into the app serves as a bridge between the user and complex philosophical discussions, making it easier to explore and understand various aspects of human experience and thought. This design choice reflects a strategic decision to leverage a universally relatable framework, enhancing the app’s ability to effectively test the OpenAI API’s conversational and sentiment analysis features.

It is important to note that this application is a Proof of Concept (POC) with no commercial intentions, solely focused on research. However, if I find collaborators or interested parties, I am willing to continue its development. The modules already designed include advanced features such as moderated group conversations with other users, an AI-based fallacy detection assistant, and a specific bias detector in individual conversations, among others.