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There is no single workflow that describes how everyone uses artificial intelligence.

Some people need assistance with programming. Others focus on research, analysis, content creation, or everyday productivity. Different tasks can call for different models, making the ability to choose between them an important part of a multi-model platform.

B.AI is building around this flexibility, with its Web Chat supporting more than 70 AI models.

Its latest update introduces a search function within the model-selection window, allowing users to enter a model name and locate it without manually browsing the full list.

The improvement makes an increasingly important part of the AI experience more convenient: moving from a specific requirement to the tool a user wants to test.

For example, a user working on a technical project may prefer one model for coding and another for explaining concepts. Someone conducting research may want to compare how different models summarize or interpret information.

Being able to find a preferred model quickly can simplify these transitions.

More broadly, the update highlights the relationship between flexibility and usability. Offering a wide selection of models gives users options, but those options become more practical when the interface makes them easy to access.

This is especially relevant as AI platforms evolve beyond single-model experiences.

Users need more than a list of available models. They need straightforward ways to navigate the selection, understand their options, and choose according to the task at hand.

Model search addresses the navigation part of that challenge.

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