LiblibAI Is Back Online — Possibly with a Completed Filing 163

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LiblibAI Is Back Online — Possibly with a Completed Filing

LiblibAI, the AI painting site that suddenly went offline in September, has now relaunched, likely after completing the required filing. Users can now access it normally.

LiblibAI Is Back Online — Possibly with a Completed Filing

The AI painting site Liblib (哩布哩布) AI, which suddenly went offline this past September, has now been restored and may have completed its filing, allowing users to access it normally.FireShot-Capture-1446---LiblibAI·哩布哩布AI-中国领先的AI创作平台---www.liblib.jpg

Liblib AI access URL: see on the right

It is understood that Liblib AI is a website with numerous models, providing users with the latest, most comprehensive, and most popular materials.

On Liblib AI, users can not only freely generate satisfactory AI images online, but also communicate with many like-minded people to learn and create together. In addition, the platform also offers customized model options, allowing users to generate models exclusive to themselves to meet personalized needs.

Having Liblib is like having a community full of diverse models, a convenient and professional online model training tool, and a free online material generation website.

As previously reported in September, several domestic AI painting sites built on AIGC technology, such as 4B3, liblibai (哩布哩布), and tusiart (吐司), were taken offline without warning, or transferred to overseas domains, making them inaccessible within China.

It is reported that similar site closures are mostly due to "calling overseas ChatGPT-type product interfaces without evaluation, providing intelligent dialogue Q&A and other functions, which poses significant security risks."

Currently, out of consideration for data security and other aspects, China has adopted relatively strict management and restrictive measures regarding the introduction of overseas AIGC technologies and products. Before specific regulatory policies are finalized, small and medium-sized developers may consider using domestic model substitution strategies to ensure compliant community operations.