Xiaodi Hou, the co-founder and former CEO of self-driving trucking startup TuSimple, has urged a California district court to issue a temporary restraining order to stop the company from transferring its remaining U.S. assets to China, according to a…

TuSimple has completed its pivot away from autonomous trucking to AI animation and gaming with a rebrand. The company shall henceforth be known as CreateAI.  The rebrand comes as TuSimple is embroiled in controversy over the company’s plans to move its…

Self-driving truck startup TuSimple sent a trove of sensitive data to a Beijing-owned firm after committing to the U.S. government that it would cease such transfers under a national security agreement

TuSimple shared with Beijing a best-in-class autonomous driving system—and became a prime example of Washington’s shortcomings in keeping critical technology in the U.S.

TuSimple co-founder and former CEO Xiaodi Hou is on a war path in the lead up to Friday’s annual shareholder meeting that will decide the makeup of the company’s board of directors.  Over the past several weeks, Hou has sued TuSimple for control of his…

TuSimple shared with Beijing a best-in-class autonomous driving system—and became a prime example of Washington’s shortcomings in keeping critical technology in the U.S.

Chinese autonomous trucking company TuSimple has rebranded to CreateAI, with a focus on video games and animation, the company announced Thursday.

Xiaodi Hou, the co-founder and former CEO of self-driving truck startup TuSimple, is demanding that the board immediately liquidate the company and return all remaining funds – roughly $450 million – to shareholders “on a pure pro-rata basis, regardless…

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TuSimple has completed its pivot away from autonomous trucking to AI animation and gaming with a rebrand. The company shall henceforth be known as

Xiaodi Hou was one of the earlier guests on the Autonocast, when he joined to discuss the autonomous trucking company TuSimple that he founded and helped run. He returns to the show to reflect on the ...

Two years ago, Xiaodi Hou was ousted from his position as CEO of TuSimple, an autonomous trucking startup he co-founded that has since shut down U.S. operations and delisted from the stock exchange — and, in an odd twist, the company has pivoted to AI…

TuSimple shared with Beijing a best-in-class autonomous driving system—and became a prime example of Washington’s shortcomings in keeping critical technology in the U.S.

American officials thought they’d secured a deal with TuSimple to protect autonomous-driving technology. It didn’t work.

Following the breakout success of Black Myth: Wukong, which reignited confidence in China’s AAA game development scene, more studios have begun betting on traditional cultural IPs. One of the latest entrants is CreateAI, formerly known as autonomous driving company TuSimple. In early February, CreateAI released the first real gameplay PV for its open-world RPG adaptation of The Legend of the Condor Heroes (Jin Yong Qunxia Zhuan).

TuSimple, once a buzzy startup considered a leader in self-driving trucks, is trying to move its assets to China to fund a new AI-generated animation and video game business. The pivot has not only puzzled and enraged several shareholders, but also…