Capcom Confirms Limits On Generative AI Use
Capcom told individual investors on February 16 that it will not implement generative-AI–generated materials into game content, but will explore using the technology to improve development efficiency across graphics, sound, and programming. The company appears open to experimenting with Nvidia's DLSS 5 for visual fidelity, while emphasizing investment in human developers and training to support growth.
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Sources
- Read OriginalCapcom confirms it isn't using gen AI in its games. Hopefully it sees sense with DLSS 5, toopcgamesn.com
- Read OriginalCapcom: We will not be implementing materials generated by AI into our gamesmynintendonews.com
- Read OriginalCapcom's Stance on Generative AI Is Interesting Following Resident Evil Requiem's DLSS 5 Makeoverpushsquare.com
- Read OriginalCapcom “Will Not” Use GenAI for In-Game Assets, But it Will Use it “To Improve Efficiency and Productivity of Game Development”wccftech.com
- Read OriginalCapcom confirms it won't use AI-generated materials in games but Gen AI to be used to boost productivitynotebookcheck.net
- Read OriginalCapcom says it "will not implement any generative AI assets" into its gamesgamesindustry.biz
