A service that allows easy access to eight types of global LLM through a web browser has been launched, and use is expected to expand to PCs and tablets.

SK Telecom (CEO Young-sang Yoo)'s AI personal assistant service, 'Adot', released the PC version of 'Multi LLM Agent' (https://adot.ai) on the 22nd.

This PC version launch is significant in that it is Adot's first web service that has grown with a focus on mobile devices, and can now be easily accessed on PCs and tablets through various browsers such as Chrome and Safari.

Multi LLM Agent provides a total of 8 LLM models for free, including 3 ChatGPT models, 3 Claude models from Anthropic, Perplexity, and SKT's own model AX.

In particular, the beta service will be operated without a separate usage fee after the service is opened, and models based on paid subscriptions to other services, such as GPT 4o and Claude opus, will also be provided free of charge during the beta service period.

Just like on mobile, if you want to ask the same question to the model, you can compare them all at once through the 'Compare to other AI' function without the hassle of copying and pasting them one by one. Another great advantage is that when conducting a follow-up conversation, changing the model allows for a natural cross-conversation that reflects the context of the previous conversation.

Users can receive answers based on their own information through the 'Customized Answer' setting, or freely specify the format, such as a 3-line summary.

In addition, by saving frequently used requests (ex. “Always show Korean in English responses”) in the ‘Additional Settings’ menu, AI provides responses that match the individual’s preferences, further improving convenience.

In addition to the eight models currently available, we are considering adding the latest LLMs such as Google Gemini, GPT o1-preview, and GPT o1-mini.

There will also be an AI utilization case contest to celebrate the launch of the Multi LLM Agent PC version. We will collect excellent prompts and promotional content, and award a total of 20 million won in prizes, including 10 million won for the first place winner. Details can be found in the event in the Adot app in early November.

SKT Jang Seong-un, head of operations planning at the AI service business division, emphasized, “With the launch of this PC version, anyone can now use various LLMs more easily and conveniently,” and “We will continue to provide global, cutting-edge AI usage experiences through Adot in the future.”