For debate teams · Lincoln-Douglas · Public Forum · World Schools · Parliamentary
Research faster. Argue better.
Model Diplomat gives competitive debaters sourced political research, both-sides argument mapping, and AI opponents that push back — on any international or policy topic.
90,000+
Students on the platform
193
Countries with sourced positions
Both sides
Of every motion, mapped
Sound familiar?
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Political topics require deep sourcing
LD, PF, and World Schools increasingly feature geopolitical resolutions where sourcing really matters. General web searches return opinion pieces — not the primary sources that win rounds.
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You need both sides, fast
Prep time is short. Knowing the strongest version of the opposing case — including the real policy arguments foreign governments make — is the difference between winning and losing a close round.
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Generic AI can't argue international topics credibly
ChatGPT doesn't know what the G77 argues at climate negotiations, where India stands on nuclear non-proliferation, or what the humanitarian-law framework says.
What you get.
Cited research from primary sources
Model Diplomat pulls from UN documents, government policy records, and verified geopolitical databases. Every claim is traceable — the kind of evidence that wins rounds.
Both-sides argument mapping
Ask Model Diplomat to surface the strongest arguments for and against any international position. See what real governments and institutions argue, not what blogs speculate.
AI opponents that argue real positions
Practice rounds against AI that defends actual country positions. It pushes back on unsupported claims and introduces counterarguments you haven't considered.
Country and bloc position research
Understand what the US, China, EU, African Union, or G77 argue on any issue — with sources. Essential for international and geopolitical resolutions.
Courses on international relations and diplomacy
Build foundational knowledge on how international law works, what drives state behavior, and how multilateral negotiations operate — context that makes your arguments more credible.
Fast enough for tournament prep
Research a topic and map out arguments in minutes, not hours. Exactly what you need the night before a tournament.
Common questions.
Does it work for Public Forum topics that aren't about diplomacy?
Model Diplomat is strongest on international affairs, geopolitics, and foreign policy topics. For purely domestic policy resolutions, the coverage is more limited — though it works well for the international angle of any resolution.
Can it help me prep for both sides of a resolution?
Yes. Ask Model Diplomat to map the strongest pro and con arguments on any international topic, referencing what real governments and institutions argue.
Is it useful for World Schools Debate?
Very much so. World Schools motions often feature international law, foreign policy, and geopolitical topics where deep, sourced research is a major advantage.
How is it different from ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity?
General AI searches the open web. Model Diplomat draws from a curated political and diplomatic corpus — verified sources, structured country positions, citations anchored to documents that exist (UN resolutions, foreign-ministry statements, treaty text). On an international debate motion, the difference shows up the moment your opponent asks where the evidence came from.
Better research. Stronger cases.
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