Who Got AI First? A Partial Story of Access, from Big Machines to Your Phone
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In short
Early computing was about big machines: CEFIBA, shown in South America in 1962 as its first transistorized computer, was built to train engineers rather than replace commercial machines 57. Everyday AI-like tools came early too, such as the spelling checker Ispell, whose underlying program dates to 1971 and lets users accept a correction, type their own, leave a word, or add it to the dictionary 3132. Later, social feeds and recommendations became common: Facebook introduced its News Feed in 2006 and said in 2016 that it ranked stories by what it predicted users cared about most 39, and Google Discover builds a personalized stream based on what Google expects you will like 40. ChatGPT was released to the public on November 30, 2022 54, reached 1 million users within five days 52, and had about 700 million users by July 2025 14. Its fast spread brought concerns, as at least seven people complained to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission about severe delusions and emotional crises 35, and OpenAI said it released a GPT-5 default model to better detect signs of distress 37. Today, free tiers come with limits and ads, since February 2026 free ChatGPT users in the US see ads 24, and Australia's draft laws would let social media users choose to opt out of algorithmic feeds 41.
Big machines and early tools
In August 1962, a computer called CEFIBA was presented in South America as the first transistorized computer there, at a time when commercial computers used vacuum tubes 5. According to its lead engineer, it was built to train young engineers in digital techniques and hardware, not to replace commercial computers 7.
By 1984, the first generation of commercial natural-language systems still needed mainframe computers with large storage and processing power, so they were not yet suited to personal computers 16.
Spelling help came early. The underlying program of Ispell dates to 1971, when R. E. Gorin wrote it in PDP-10 Assembly language 31. It shows the user the flagged word and suggested corrections, and lets the user accept one, type a replacement, leave the word, or add it to the dictionary 32. The evidence does not say whether Ispell counts as AI, so treat it as an early everyday tool rather than a proven first AI product.
Everyday AI before chatbots
Recommendation systems were first used experimentally for personal email and information filtering in the early 1990s, with the 1992 Tapestry mail system and the 1994 GroupLens news filtering system as early milestones 47. Facebook introduced its News Feed in 2006, and said in 2016 that stories were ranked to show users what it predicted they cared about first 39. Google upgraded its search with a system named Hummingbird in 2013, which had already been in use for a month when it was announced 51.
In 2011, internet activist Eli Pariser showed that Google Search results were tailored to individual users, isolating them in what he called a filter bubble 48. Google Discover builds a personalized stream of articles, videos and news based on what Google expects a user will be interested in 40. Users can tell Google when they are not interested in certain Discover topics, so they stop seeing related updates 4044.
The chatbot launch and its first complaints
ChatGPT was released to the public as a research preview on November 30, 2022 54. It reached 1 million users within five days, with roughly 200,000 signups a day during launch week 52, and another source reports more than one million registered users by December 5, 2022 53.
The spread was fast but not without friction. Italy temporarily blocked ChatGPT, and OpenAI was then prompted to improve the technology to meet EU data protection and privacy standards under the GDPR 34. By July 2025, ChatGPT had about 700 million users, around 10% of the global adult population 14.
At least seven people complained to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission that ChatGPT caused them severe delusions, paranoia, and emotional crises 35. These complaints were drawn from public records of FTC complaints mentioning ChatGPT, which date back to November 2022, and the records do not describe a first-week complaint 36. OpenAI said it released a new GPT-5 default model to better detect and respond to signs of mental and emotional distress, such as mania, delusion, and psychosis 37. It also said it expanded access to professional help and hotlines, re-routed sensitive conversations to safer models, added break reminders during long sessions, and introduced parental controls for teens 38.
Apps, developer access, and home computers
Outside programmers could rent models over the internet, but the evidence does not say when that first happened 23. The first Claude version in March 2023 was limited to users Anthropic approved 23. Claude apps for iOS launched in May 2024 and for Android in July 2024, making it more accessible to private users 29. GPT-4o was announced by OpenAI's CTO Mira Murati in a live-streamed demonstration and released the same day, on May 13, 2024 57; OpenAI said it supports more than 50 languages covering more than 97% of speakers 56.
Paid API prices were high for some models. As of February 2025, GPT-4.5 cost $150 per million output tokens through OpenAI's API, compared with $10 per million for GPT-4o 80. The evidence gives per-token prices, not per-thousand-word prices, and does not describe how prices changed over the following two years 80.
Who gets left out
Access is uneven across the world. ChatGPT visits per internet user in high-income countries were roughly 50 times those in low-income countries, 8 times those in lower-middle-income countries, and 3 times those in upper-middle-income countries, as of May 2025 58. In most Sub-Saharan African countries, less than 10% of the working-age population uses AI when multiple platforms are counted 61.
Language and training data also matter. Languages spoken mainly in low- and middle-income countries have a significant deficit of training data, so models often lack the accuracy needed to be useful there 65. The most advanced AI models are largely developed in the United States and China 73.
Where things stand now (October 2026)
The cheapest entry point is still a free tier, with limits. Since February 2026, free ChatGPT users in the US see ads 24, and paid ChatGPT plans differ mainly by usage limits and model access rather than by unlocking different products 25. Claude's free version on claude.ai uses dynamic usage limits over a rolling window of about five hours, and the number of messages varies with input complexity 26. Anthropic does not publish concrete free-tier limits, which has drawn criticism 28. Paid Claude Pro costs 20 USD per month, and Max costs 100 or 200 USD per month 27.
Rules are tightening in some places. In April 2026, Anthropic began using identity verification in Claude for certain use cases, and Claude can ask for a valid official ID to access certain features 30. In Australia, draft Digital Duty of Care laws would require social media platforms to notify users over 16 and offer a clear choice of default feed, including an opt-out to see only posts from followed accounts 41. The draft would also extend obligations to online games, apps, AI chatbots, and search engines, especially to protect minors 45. Meta argued there is no single algorithm that can be turned off 50. European social media users have had an opt-out from algorithmic feeds since 2023 42.
The newest checked evidence covers Australia's draft Digital Duty of Care laws, which would require social media platforms to notify users over 16 and offer a clear choice of default feed, including an opt-out to see only posts from accounts they follow 4146. It also includes a rule of thumb that 4-bit quantized models need about 0.6 GB of VRAM per billion parameters, so a 7B model needs roughly 4-5 GB 3. Older evidence describes first-generation commercial natural-language systems, which required mainframe computers with large amounts of storage and processing power and so were not yet suited to personal computers 16.
Still unknown
When outside programmers first rented AI models over the internet, and what they paid, is not settled by the evidence; the earliest related fact is Claude's approved-users-only first version in March 2023 [23].
The early lanes are thin: the evidence I have does not document 1950s and 1960s research labs, time-sharing access to programs like ELIZA, or the 1980s expert systems and what they cost, so who could use them then remains an open question.
Current prices and rules for downloading open-weight models are not established: the evidence gives hardware needs [1][2][3] but no current download restrictions, and no 2026 per-thousand-word price for paid plans.
Whether the Australian draft laws will pass in the form described is open; the evidence says legislation was slated for introduction before the end of 2026 [49].
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