TuSimple addressed recent concerns and rumors at a press conference today, with Chen Mo, Lv Cheng, and Hao Jianan stating that the company's business direction change is a normal business activity, without any involvement in fraud or benefit transfer. It has been reported that TuSimple is recently entering the AIGC field and has announced the acquisition of the IP for 'The Three-Body Problem,' planning to develop a series of animated feature films and video games based on it. Chen Mo emphasized that the founding purpose of the Ink Wash Hero Company is my personal interest and love for martial arts, anime, and games, and that the company has continued to operate independently from TuSimple Group since its establishment.

The once-celebrated autonomous truck startup TuSimple is undergoing a remarkable transformation, a shift that has left some shareholders perplexed and angry, and could potentially embroil the company in legal disputes again. The company is attempting to transfer approximately $450 million to China to support a new AI animation and video game company, sparking a fierce competition. TuSimple's transformation is astonishing. Founded in 2015 by Mo Chen and Xiaodi Hou, the company was once a star in the autonomous driving industry, backed by Chinese venture capital.