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CreateAI Holdings (OTC: TSPH) has launched the Studio Version of Animon.ai, an advanced anime-specific AI video generation platform. The upgraded version, priced at $49.9/month, introduces professional-grade tools for creating anime series with three core features: Aniframe for 2K HD quality image generation, enhanced image editing tools for maintaining consistency, and the Anicut model for smooth video sequences.

The platform supports multiple anime styles and can generate up to eight images or videos simultaneously. Key features include 16fps in-between frame generation, 1080p/24fps super-resolution upgrading, and comprehensive collaboration tools with 24/7 technical support. A three-day trial is available for $0.99, with additional features like scene expansion and soundtrack tools planned for future releases.

CreateAI Holdings (OTC: TSPH) has achieved a significant milestone as its animated short film "Brotherhood of Blades" won three Gold Awards and one Silver Award at the prestigious Collision Awards. The short film, developed in collaboration with CreateAI's portfolio company Infinity Animation Studios, marks the first Chinese animation to win at these awards.

The project secured Gold Awards for Best Animation, Best Animated Character, and Best Animation Style, plus a Silver Award for Best Motion Design. The production leveraged CreateAI's AI technology to enhance traditional hand-drawn animation, resulting in a 50% reduction in production time while maintaining the aesthetic quality of traditional "wuxia" culture.

CreateAI Holdings (OTC: TSPH) has achieved a significant academic milestone with the acceptance of two research papers at the prestigious International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2025). The papers showcase innovations in AI animation technology: LayerAnimate, which enables layer-level control in animation production, and CycleVAR, which introduces efficient anime-style translation.

The company's LayerAnimate technology allows precise manipulation of individual animation elements, while CycleVAR streamlines the process of transforming real photos into anime-style images. These developments complement CreateAI's existing products, including the Ruyi image-to-video model and the Animon.ai platform, which is described as the world's first AI video generation platform specifically for animation.

CreateAI (OTCMKTS: TSPH) has won the "Best Use of AI for Game Development" award at the 8th annual AI Breakthrough Awards. The company integrates generative AI throughout its game development pipeline, from concept ideation to production and testing.

The award program, which attracted over 5,000 nominations from 20+ countries, recognizes CreateAI's innovative approach to using AI for automated playthroughs, bug detection, balance tuning, and creating intelligent NPCs with adaptive storytelling capabilities. Under CEO Cheng Lu's leadership, the company focuses on delivering immersive experiences while reducing production costs and development cycles.

CreateAI Holdings has announced the Korean market entry of its AI anime video generation platform, Animon.ai, along with significant platform updates. The platform, which launched in Japan last month, now features a new text-to-video generation tool and expanded language support including Traditional Chinese. Animon.ai offers unlimited content generation through a subscription model, distinguishing itself from token-based competitors.

The platform combines Japanese anime expertise with AI technology, featuring professional-grade tools and user-friendly design. Key updates include a text-to-image generation tool with multiple output sizes and style options, creating a streamlined "text → image → video" workflow. Future updates will include first-frame setup, image expansion, in-between frame completion, and anime soundtrack integration.

CreateAI Holdings (TSPH) has released a comprehensive White Paper analyzing how AI transforms animation production through multimodal generative technology. The paper highlights the success of Ne Zha 2, which grossed over $2 billion globally using AI tools, and introduces CreateAI's Video Model Evaluation System, the industry's first standardized framework for animation.

The company has developed Ruyi, a specialized text-to-video model, and launched Animon.ai, the world's first AI video generation platform for anime, comics, and gaming content. CreateAI has also secured adaptation rights for "Heroes of Jin Yong" and The Three-Body Problem. Despite industry-wide improvements in video model inference speeds by 120%, creator satisfaction remains below 31%, highlighting the need for specialized animation tools.

Animon has launched Animon.ai, the world's first anime-specific AI video generation platform, developed in collaboration with leading Japanese anime producers. The platform, introduced on April 24, 2025, represents the first native AI video generator tool launched in Japan.

The platform features a subscription-based model offering unlimited video generation, moving away from traditional token-based pricing. Animon.ai is designed to serve both beginners and professional directors, providing capabilities for high-quality outputs with dynamic motion, detailed lighting, and narrative depth.

The platform aims to democratize anime creation by removing financial barriers and fostering a global creator community. Following successful testing, Animon.ai is now officially available at Animon.ai.

CreateAI Holdings Inc. (OTCMKTS: TSPH), formerly TuSimple Holdings, announced a proposed settlement of shareholder derivative actions pending in California and Delaware courts. The settlement includes a $42.5 million cash payment to be paid into an escrow account, which will ultimately be transferred to the company after deducting attorneys' fees, expenses, and taxes.

The settlement acknowledges the actions' role in amending the Amended and Restated Cooperation Agreement with Mo Chen and confirms the binding Mutual Confidentiality Agreement between TuSimple and Hydron. The Settlement Fairness Hearing is scheduled for July 9, 2025, where the court will determine the settlement's fairness and consider attorneys' fees.

Stockholders holding shares as of July 9, 2025, may object to the settlement by June 18, 2025. As this is a derivative action, the cash recovery will benefit the company directly, with no direct payments to individual stockholders.

CreateAI (TSPH) and Chinese-Canadian singer Kelly Yu have collaborated to create the world's first AI-generated music video for her song 'Werewolf'. The groundbreaking project combines human direction with generative AI technology, resulting in a three-and-a-half-minute video featuring refined dance moves and consistent facial characteristics.

The video showcases a dark fairy tale theme with elements of castles, forests, werewolves, and romance. By leveraging CreateAI's technology, the production time was reduced by 50% and saved millions in RMB development costs. The video will be distributed across major music streaming platforms and is being considered for the Beijing International Film Festival.