B.AI said on Sept. 11 that its cumulative registered user base had reached 2,500,129, rising from 2.4 million to more than 2.5 million after adding 100,000 users over a short period. According to the platform, the increase reflects broader adoption by developers and AI users from around the world, with more people incorporating B.AI into daily use and work routines. The company also said it is continuing to connect more models, users, and agents on the platform. In that structure, B.AI said it handles routing, metering, and settlement for each call between the model layer and the agent layer. The announcement also included a call for users to visit b.ai and join what it described as an intelligent connection network.
According to ChainCatcher, B.AI said on Sept. 11 that its cumulative registered user count had surpassed 2,500,129, climbing from 2.4 million to more than 2.5 million after adding 100,000 users in a short period.
The platform said the figure reflects a growing number of developers and AI users worldwide bringing B.AI into their daily use and work processes. It added that AI is moving from being a tool explored by a small group of people toward broader, more frequent, and more concrete application scenarios.
At the same time, B.AI said it continues to connect more models, more users, and more agents. It also said it completes the routing, metering, and settlement for each call between the model layer and the agent layer. The platform invited users to visit b.ai and join what it described as a connected intelligent network.
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