Chinese self-driving trucking company pivots to generative AI for video games

Chinese self-driving trucking company pivots to generative AI for video games


Key Points
  • Chinese autonomous trucking company TuSimple has rebranded to CreateAI, with a focus on video games and animation, the company announced Thursday.
  • Now, just over two years after CEO Cheng Lu rejoined the company in the role after being pushed out, he expects the business can break even in 2026.
  • CreateAI expects to lower the cost of top-tier, so-called triple A game production by 70% in the next five to six years, Cheng said.



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