The article focuses on how human interaction with chatbots affects charitable giving, exploring the impact of human-chatbot interactions (HCIs) versus human-human interactions (HHIs) on moral judgment. It reports that HCIs tend to support utilitarian judgments over deontological judgments, leading to reduced donation amounts. It highlights that inducing a social-oriented communication style in chatbots could mitigate these drawbacks, with practical implications for nonprofit management.