"Alkiviad I" is one of the dialogues of the ancient philosopher Plato, whose authorship is considered doubtful. This work highlights the debate between Socrates and the young Alcibiades on issues of education, morality, politics and art. The dialogue is aimed at the study of human psychology, its social behavior and internal conflicts. He expresses philosophical views on important aspects of life and prompts the reader to think about the nature of morality and his own life path. Alcibiades I remains a subject of debate among scholars, maintaining its relevance as a classic philosophical work.