投资界获悉，AI应用公司LiblibAI宣布完成1.3亿美元（约合人民币超9亿元）B轮融资，由红杉中国、CMC资本及一战略投资方联合领投，老股东顺为资 本、源码资本、明势创投、渶策资本均超额增持。另据多位知情人士透露，本轮战略投资方即为蚂蚁集团，同时包括联想创投在内等机构也参与了此次投 资。 LiblibAI的身后是一支90后团队，他们大多来自字节跳动、腾讯、阿里、微软等等，其中公司创始人，为字节跳动前员工 这是一抹缩影。梳理国内AI创业潮，不难发现大厂牛人几乎成了最抢手的创业群体。 离开字节，一位90后投身创业 提起LiblibAI，投资人印象最深的是一位90后。 陈冕，出生于1992年，本科则毕业于东南大学。在过往的职业生涯中，他曾先后在摩拜单车、滴滴、每日优鲜工作过。后来他加入字节跳动，成为剪映全 球商业化负责人，28岁就达到了4-1的职级，是当时字节跳动史上最年轻的产品4-1。 2023年，大模型浪潮席卷，陈冕决定离开字节，投身创业。 谈及字节跳动的履历，他认为过往的经验更多在于，能不能从中学习到思维方式、竞争方式、战略判断，而不是刻舟求剑式地把过往的经验套上去，这在 AI时代一点用都没有。 放眼望去 ...

Group 1 - The article highlights that AI application company LibliB AI has completed a significant Series B funding round of $130 million (approximately 900 million RMB), led by Sequoia China, CMC Capital, and a strategic investor, with participation from existing shareholders [3][4] - The founding team of LibliB AI consists mainly of individuals born in the 1990s, many of whom have backgrounds from major tech companies like ByteDance, Tencent, Alibaba, and Microsoft [4][6] - The founder, Chen Mian, previously held a prominent position at ByteDance, where he was the global commercialization head for the product Jianying, achieving a high rank at a young age [6][8] Group 2 - LibliB AI was established in May 2023, focusing on the professional market and production end, providing creative materials and tools for designers and content creators [8][10] - The platform has evolved into a multimodal model and creative community, integrating capabilities across images, videos, 3D, and LoRA training, and has incubated over 20 million AI creators [10] - The company has successfully completed multiple funding rounds, raising significant capital from various investors, indicating strong investor interest in AI startups [10][12] Group 3 - The article notes a trend of former employees from major tech companies like ByteDance, Huawei, and Alibaba transitioning into AI entrepreneurship, often securing substantial funding [11][15] - Many of these entrepreneurs have significant experience in commercialization or technical roles, making them attractive to venture capitalists [15][19] - The rise of AI startups is attributed to the unique advantages China possesses, including a comprehensive industrial base and a large pool of engineers, which are seen as critical for innovation and growth in the tech sector [19]