Generative AI can influence climate beliefs and actions

Anandita Sabherwal ()
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Anandita Sabherwal: Princeton University

Nature Climate Change, 2025, vol. 15, issue 11, 1142-1143

Abstract: The rise of generative AI presents both risks and opportunities for shaping climate discourse. New findings suggest it can help lower climate scepticism and bolster support for climate action.

Date: 2025
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