Multiple outlets report that OpenAI is offering a “ChatGPT basketball” for sale through its Supply Co. online shop. The product is part of a broader hardware and merchandise lineup that includes items such as ChatGPT-themed clothing and collectibles, along with other branded technology products referenced by the outlets. TechCrunch frames the basketball as a lesser-publicized release that accompanies OpenAI’s appearance of a first hardware offering during the same week. Mashable emphasizes that the shop lists the basketball among its available goods, alongside other ChatGPT-branded merchandise and products. Both sources describe the basketball as priced at $70 and presented as a physical, branded item tied to ChatGPT. Neither outlet provides details that suggest the basketball includes any embedded electronics or functional features beyond being a novelty product. The reporting focuses on the launch and sale of the item rather than technical specifications or licensing details.
OpenAI sells a $70 “ChatGPT basketball” via its Supply Co. shop
Multiple outlets report that OpenAI is offering a “ChatGPT basketball” for sale through its Supply Co. online shop. The product is part of a broader hardware and merchandise lineup that includes items...
- OpenAI’s Supply Co. shop lists a “ChatGPT basketball” for sale.
- The basketball is priced at $70.
- The item is presented alongside other ChatGPT-themed merchandise and products.
- TechCrunch describes it as comparatively less widely reported than other hardware news from the same week.
- Mashable highlights the basketball as one of the shop’s featured items.
OpenAI’s Supply Co. shop sells ChatGPT clothing, collectibles, a Codex controller, and a $70 basketball.
3 hours agoYou may have heard that OpenAI released its first piece of hardware this week. You may not have heard about the ChatGPT basketball.
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