Capcom administration has defined how the corporate will make the most of generative AI content material in its video games going ahead, and the reply is that it’s going to not achieve this.
Throughout a shareholder assembly transcribed by Automaton, Capcom mentioned, “Our firm won’t be implementing any AI-generated property into our online game content material.”
As an alternative, Capcom will look to “actively make the most of” AI applied sciences to assist the method of constructing video games develop into extra environment friendly, which is what many different builders have additionally mentioned.
“That’s the reason we’re presently testing out varied strategies of utilization throughout our departments, together with graphics, sound, and programming,” Capcom mentioned.
Capcom’s Resident Evil Requiem was one of many centerpieces of Nvidia’s new AI-powered DLSS 5 showcase that drew plenty of ire for “yassifying” character’s faces, together with Grace Ashcroft’s.
Capcom’s Jun Takeuchi, in the meantime, mentioned, “DLSS 5 represents one other vital step in pushing visible constancy ahead, serving to gamers develop into much more immersed on the earth of Resident Evil.”
In different latest information about AI in video games, developer Pearl Abyss lately acknowledged and apologized for using AI-generated art assets in Crimson Desert, promising to get rid of the property in a future replace. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, which gained extra Sport of the Yr awards than some other recreation in historical past, additionally featured AI artwork property within the recreation that weren’t meant to be there.