Capcom, the developer behind Resident Evil, Street Fighter, and more, says it won't be using AI-Generated assets in its games. However, the company says it's looking into its use to improve efficiency.
AI use in games remains a hot topic. The introduction of Google's Project Genie caused a number of gaming companies' stocks to crash because investors think the slop machine can create games people want to play. Even small uses like Crimson Desert's in-game posters are causing a fuss in the community, given that these are the types of roles that could've been done by entry-level staff and instead are used as cost-cutting measures, only for everyone to immediately notice because AI art typically looks clumsy.
