Six AI technologies

I just asked Grok 4 the following

“Can you give me an overview of the following AI technogies including a brief history, and what I can do for each to set up on my Android phone or Windows 10 laptop?
ChatGPT Gemini Llama DeepSeek Grok4 Claude?”

I just copied the reply to a gmail to myself, then copied the gmail to myself with the nicely formated table and pasted into this new WordPress Page…(the table is very squished on a phone, best to view this on a PC). I use Grok 4 almost exclusively from X Premium and have only run these other ones a few times for comparison.

HERE IS THE ANSWER:

Overview of AI TechnologiesBelow is a structured overview of the requested AI technologies. Each includes a brief history based on their development timelines, and practical steps for setting up access on an Android phone or Windows 10 laptop. Note that setup typically involves web access, mobile apps, or local installations depending on whether the AI is cloud-based or open-source. For open-source models like Llama and DeepSeek, local setup requires technical knowledge and sufficient hardware (e.g., GPU for better performance). I’ve focused on free or basic access where possible; premium features may require subscriptions.

AI Technology	Brief History	Setup on Android Phone	Setup on Windows 10 Laptop
ChatGPT	ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, was released in November 2022 as a generative AI chatbot built on large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4 and its predecessors. It evolved from earlier models such as InstructGPT and has since advanced to GPT-5 by 2025, becoming a widely used tool for human-like conversational dialogue and tasks like text generation.	Download the official ChatGPT app from the Google Play Store (search for “ChatGPT” by OpenAI). Sign up or log in with an OpenAI account (free tier available, with optional Plus subscription for advanced features). The app supports voice input and image generation on compatible devices.	Access via web browser at chat.openai.com. Create or log in to an OpenAI account. No native desktop app is required, but you can use it in any modern browser like Chrome. For a more app-like experience, install as a Progressive Web App (PWA) via browser settings.
Gemini	Gemini, originally launched as Bard by Google in December 2023, is a multimodal AI model capable of processing text, images, audio, and more. It was rebranded and integrated into Google’s ecosystem, evolving into a versatile assistant for tasks like planning and content generation.	Download the Gemini app from the Google Play Store (requires Android 10+ and at least 2 GB RAM). Sign in with a Google account. It’s integrated with Google services like Gmail and Maps for contextual help.	Access via web at gemini.google.com in any browser. Sign in with a Google account. No dedicated desktop app, but it works seamlessly in Chrome and integrates with Google Workspace tools.
Llama	Llama is a family of open-weight LLMs developed by Meta AI, starting with its first release in February 2023. It ranges from 7B to 405B parameters and has seen updates like Llama 3.1 in 2024 and Llama 4 in April 2025, emphasizing accessibility for research and customization.	For local setup, install Termux from the Play Store, then use Ollama (via command line: pkg install python, pip install ollama). Download a Llama model (e.g., Llama 3.2) from Hugging Face and run it with ollama run llama3.2. Requires at least 4 GB RAM; for cloud access, use services like Groq or Hugging Face apps.	Download models from llama.meta.com or Hugging Face. Install Ollama (download from ollama.com) or LM Studio for a GUI. Run commands like ollama pull llama3 to start. Requires Python and Git installed; hardware like 8+ GB RAM and a GPU recommended for smooth performance.
DeepSeek	DeepSeek, founded in May 2023 in Hangzhou, China, is an AI firm focused on efficient models using less advanced hardware. It released its first LLM in 2023 and launched a free chatbot in January 2025 based on DeepSeek-R1, quickly gaining popularity for speed and reasoning.	Download the DeepSeek app from the Google Play Store (free for Android). Sign up with an account or use guest mode. It supports coding, reasoning, and multilingual tasks.	Access via web at deepseek.ai or platform.deepseek.com. For local setup, download models from Hugging Face and use tools like Ollama (install via ollama.com, then ollama pull deepseek). Requires Python; basic hardware suffices for smaller models.
Grok4	Grok4, built by xAI (founded by Elon Musk), was released in July 2025 as the fourth-generation model following Grok3. It’s designed for advanced reasoning, tool use, and real-time search, emphasizing uncensored, witty responses integrated with the X platform.	Download the Grok app from the Google Play Store or access via the X app (search for “Grok” in the sidebar). Requires a SuperGrok or X Premium+ subscription ($40/month or equivalent). Supports voice mode on the app.	Access via web at grok.com or x.com. Log in with an X account and subscribe to SuperGrok or Premium+. No native desktop app needed; use in browser for full features like image analysis.
Claude	Claude, developed by Anthropic, is a family of LLMs launched around 2023, focusing on safety and accuracy. By 2025, it’s evolved into a versatile AI assistant for tasks like coding and analysis, competing with models like ChatGPT.	Download the Claude app from the Google Play Store (if available) or access via mobile browser at claude.ai. Sign up for a free account; integrates with Android apps for tasks like text summarization.	Access via web at claude.ai in any browser. Create an Anthropic account (free tier with limits). No dedicated Windows app, but it supports project-based workflows in the browser.