OpenAI taps Fernando Mendoza after ‘ChatGPT’ jokes
Sports Business Journal reports that OpenAI has tapped Fernando Mendoza following jokes linking him to ChatGPT. The excerpt does not specify Mendoza’s role, the nature of the arrangement, or the terms involved.
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Oct 4, 2026 at 4:46 PM UTC · Updated 3時間前 · 1 分で読める

Raiders QB Fernando Mendoza entered into a partnership with OpenAI after “months of fans saying” that he “talks like he’s ChatGPT.” Mendoza released an ad spot on Friday for ChatGPT on his LinkedIn, showing how the chatbot “helps him organize his day as he moves into a home in Las Vegas.” The tasks included “checking on his sleep pattern, monitoring his nonprofit the Mendoza Family Fund’s progress toward its donation goal, and setting a time for a call with his family by having ChatGPT write the text that would be sent in the family chat.” Mendoza is known for “speaking in a very calculated manner during interviews, which is what spurred the ChatGPT jokes” (LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL, 10/2).
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Who is Fernando Mendoza in the OpenAI story?
The excerpt identifies Fernando Mendoza as the person OpenAI has tapped, but does not provide further biographical details.
What did OpenAI do with Fernando Mendoza?
According to the headline, OpenAI tapped Fernando Mendoza. The excerpt does not explain what position, partnership, or role that entails.
Why does the story mention ChatGPT jokes?
The headline says OpenAI’s move came after “ChatGPT” jokes, but the excerpt does not describe the jokes or their context.
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