Capcom has shared insight on its stance on generative AI, claiming it won't be using it for asset generation, but to speed up production instead.

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Capcom has publicly stated it will use generative AI to improve efficiency and productivity in game development, while explicitly committing not to use AI-generated assets in its final game content. The company is testing gen-AI across graphics, sound, and programming departments. A Capcom technical director previously built a prototype system using Google's Gemini Pro, Gemini Flash, and Imagen models to generate and evaluate in-game environment ideas. This announcement comes amid broader industry controversy over undisclosed AI asset use by studios like Pearl Abyss, Ubisoft, and 11 Bit Studios.

Capcom says it will use generative AI to speed up production