Bibliography

ChatDDU craves input, which PlexLA organizes into a bibliography that can be referenced from within ReCON* and mission work. Each bibliography entry is accompanied by notes that indicate why it is included and, if relevant, how it is integrated in the ChatDDU language model.

The notes accompanying the references will help Academy members develop a keen understanding of how ChatDDU reads, analyzes, and assimilates those references, taking into account:

• what is being articulated - a surface-level understanding of assertions and assumptions

• who is doing the articulating

• which identity group(s) the originator represents

• who, if anybody, the originator views as adversaries

• the lines of reasoning the author develops or is using as a basis for the content

• the content’s intended audience

• the degree to which the content nudges its audience toward or away from win/win thinking

The inclusion of any source as a reference suggests that ChatDDU found it useful but not necessarily agreeable.