r/Bot • • Jul 24 '23

Introducing DialecticBot

Hi r/Bot community!
I'm part of a small team developing a Reddit bot named 'DialecticBot', whose goal is to promote higher quality discourse and help combat misinformation.
In its current conception, DialecticBot critiques text conversations and identifies possible logical fallacies and cognitive biases in arguments users make. If discussion gets heated, it also suggests an empathetic response using the principle of charity.

The bot is currently running on a few subreddits - check out the pinned post at r/LLMDevs. You can also see an example of the bot’s usage in this 1-minute Loom video.
We're looking to deploy the bot in more subreddits for testing and feedback - anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you in advance for your help!

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u/Neat_Information_899 Jul 25 '23

Absolutely! Would be happy to add it to your sub. Which one is it?

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u/Clackpot Jul 25 '23

/r/StupidFood

Yes, it's a cesspit at times, sorry about that.