http://B.AI 用户数量突破100万，你还在把它当一个问答工具？
现在大部分人使用 AI，还停留在一个比较基础的阶段：问一个问题，等一个答案。
但我最近试了一下 @BAI_AGI，感觉有点不一样，你不是在单纯输入一句话，更像是启动了一段流程。
这个体验，说实话有点奇怪，但也挺有意思的。
所以最近看到它用户已经慢慢到 100 万，我没有特别震惊。
重点在于，很多人会误会它是聊天 AI，但我用下来感觉，它方向有点偏：
它比较像一个底层系统。
比如：
- 可以处理比较高频的交互（不是一次就结束）
- 默认就把隐私放在前面考虑
- 更像是给 AI 用的，而不是单纯给人用
这个地方我一开始也有点没太理解，
后来才慢慢感觉出来，它好像不是在服务人，而是在服务AI。
这个点，有点绕，但也挺关键。
现在很多产品还在拼界面、拼功能，
但 http://B.AI 在做的事情，好像更底层一点：
👉 让 AI 自己去跑流程
👉 不同 Agent 之间可以配合
👉 甚至以后可以自己做一些决策、交易
说简单一点：别人还在做更好用的工具，它已经在试着做能自己运转的系统。
当然，这个东西现在还在早期，
也不一定就一定能跑通。
但这 100 万用户，至少说明一件事：
这套东西，不只是想法，已经有人在用了。
所以我现在更关注的，不是它还能涨多少用户，而是这种让 AI 自己工作的结构，到底能走多远。
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📢 http://B.AI LLM Services just hit 1M users
More than a growth metric, this is a milestone for our tech stack. It proves that our privacy-first routing can handle massive, sustained throughput.
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http://B.AI With over 1 million users, are you still treating it as just a Q&A tool?

Currently, most people's use of AI is still at a basic level: ask a question and wait for an answer.

But I recently tried @BAI_AGI, and it felt a bit different. You're not simply typing a sentence; it's more like initiating a process.

This experience, to be honest, is a bit strange, but also quite interesting.

So, seeing its user base slowly reach 1 million recently didn't particularly shock me.

The key point is that many people mistakenly think it's a chatbot, but from my experience, it seems to be on a different track:

It's more like a low-level system.

For example:

- It can handle relatively high-frequency interactions (not just one-off interactions)

- It prioritizes privacy by default

- It seems more designed for AI than simply for humans.

I didn't quite understand this at first either,

but later I gradually realized that it seems to be serving AI rather than serving humans.

This point is a bit convoluted, but quite crucial.

Many products are still focused on user interface and functionality,

but http://B.AI is doing something more fundamental:

👉 Letting AI run processes on its own

👉 Different agents can cooperate

👉 It might even make its own decisions and transactions in the future.

Simply put: while others are making more user-friendly tools, it's already trying to build a system that can function on its own.

Of course, this is still in its early stages,

and it's not guaranteed to work perfectly.

But these 1 million users at least demonstrate one thing:

This isn't just an idea; people are already using it.

So what I'm more concerned about now isn't how many more users it can gain, but how far this structure that lets AI work on its own can go.

Experience Baidu 👉: http://chat.b.ai/chat

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