Capcom has officially confirmed that it will not implement any generative AI–created assets into its games. In a recent investor Q&A, the company stated that while it is exploring AI technologies to improve efficiency and productivity in areas like graphics, sound, and programming, no AI‑generated materials will appear in final game content.
This policy applies across all major Capcom franchises, including Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, Street Fighter, and Devil May Cry. The announcement arrives amid heightened industry scrutiny following controversies involving AI‑generated assets in other titles.
Capcom emphasized that its games will remain human‑crafted, while AI will be used only as a behind‑the‑scenes tool to support development workflows — not to replace artists or generate in‑game art.
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This policy applies across all major Capcom franchises, including Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, Street Fighter, and Devil May Cry. The announcement arrives amid heightened industry scrutiny following controversies involving AI‑generated assets in other titles.
Capcom emphasized that its games will remain human‑crafted, while AI will be used only as a behind‑the‑scenes tool to support development workflows — not to replace artists or generate in‑game art.
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