People use chatbots for all different reasons. A recent study highlighted how the public uses ChatGPT, and surprisingly, users leaned on the chatbot for personal queries more often than professional ones.
But what if every prompt you typed, be it for work, school, or personal use, also did something good for the planet? That’s the idea behind Ecosia Chat, the AI assistant from the search engine best known for planting trees.
Like ChatGPT or Gemini, you can use Ecosia Chat to brainstorm, plan trips or draft emails. The difference is that it offers a climate-friendly perspective. Since the search engine launched back in 2009, Ecosia has funded the planting of more than 240 million trees in biodiversity hotspots around the world and poured more than $104 million into climate action projects — all from ad revenue. Now, that same mission extends to its chatbot.
