Firm is experimenting with the technology in other areas to improve "efficiency and productivity in game development"

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Capcom has publicly stated it will not use generative AI assets in its video games, while still exploring the technology internally to improve development efficiency and productivity across graphics, sound, and programming departments. The announcement comes after Resident Evil Requiem appeared in an Nvidia DLSS 5 tech demo that drew criticism for AI-altered character models. Separately, Pearl Abyss confirmed that AI-generated art was unintentionally included in Crimson Desert's final release, highlighting the ongoing controversy around generative AI in game development.

Capcom says it "will not implement any generative AI assets" into its games