A news summary based solely on the provided article body: Watching the 2026 FIFA World Cup group match between South Korea and South Africa, kicked off at 10 a.m. on June 25, with ChatGPT, the AI described the early play as "calculator football" often seen in the final group-stage match. OpenAI created a football hub for the World Cup season, accessible by searching for "World Cup" or "football" in a personal GPT chat window or adding "/football" after the domain. OpenAI said the number of World Cup-related prompts entered by users worldwide in the week before kickoff reached about 17 million. When asked for the starting lineup, ChatGPT replied that Son Heung-min would start on the bench and Oh Hyeon-gyu would start. It explained that the tournament uses a 48-team format and provided two backgrounds for the expansion: FIFA’s strategy to expand broadcasting rights and sponsorship, and the expansion of football’s base. When asked about a "3-4-3" formation, it said it was "a formation placing 3 defenders, 4 midfielders and 3 forwards." It identified Lee Kang-in from the keywords "blond hair" and "shouting," explaining that he tends to demand passes or direct positioning.