Bill Simmons drops ChatGPT partnership after fan backlash
11/13/2026 — 11/13, 05:17·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- According to Bloomberg, podcast host Bill Simmons canceled his partnership with ChatGPT after backlash from fans. The report also estimates…
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On November 13, 2026, Bloomberg Technology reported that podcast host Bill Simmons called off his collaboration with ChatGPT after facing pushback from his fans. The report, which surfaced the decision, also noted that OpenAI has spent an estimated $11.2 million on podcast ads over the past three months, though not every podcaster is willing to promote the technology. As of the available coverage, the timeline stops at the point where Bill Simmons ended the partnership, with no further details provided on whether any follow-up arrangements are planned between the two sides.
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Podcaster Bill Simmons canceled a ChatGPT partnership after backlash from his fans, Bloomberg reports. The outlet also notes that OpenAI has spent an estimated $11.2 million on podcast ads over the past three months, even as some podcasters prove unwilling to promote the technology.
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