The journey of Plato's dialogues from their inception in the oral traditions of ancient Athens to their preservation in written form represents a pivotal chapter in the annals of Western philosophy. These texts, embodying the essence of Platonic thought, have traversed centuries, evolving in medium and reach, yet remaining steadfastly influential in the realms of philosophy, politics and ethics. As we venture into the digital age, the transition of these seminal works from papyrus to pixels marks a significant moment in the democratisation of knowledge. This digital transformation not only enhances the accessibility of Platonic dialogues but also introduces new challenges and opportunities for engagement with these ancient texts. The introduction of Plato's works into the digital sphere heralds a new era for scholarly and casual readers alike, offering unprecedented access to his profound insights on reality, virtue and the ideal state. However, this shift also prompts u