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Capcom Outlines How Its AI Use Will Allow More Time for Creativity

Capcom has admitted that it will continue researching and using generative AI. However, the company has also outlined what they will use the technology for and how it will allow them to spend more time on creative endeavors and the development of new projects.

On May 13, Capcom announced its financial results for the last quarter of the fiscal year ending in 2026. In its report, Capcom disclosed that its research and use of generative AI are part of its ongoing investments in its popular IPs. As with many companies, they also stated that the technology is primarily utilized to enhance efficiency with the development process.

“As it is crucial to maintain and improve its core strengths, consisting of its proprietary advanced technologies and development capabilities, the Company continues to aggressively pursue growth investments aimed at building its development environment,” said Capcom in its earnings report.

“This includes research and development into cutting-edge technologies such as its proprietary game engine, other development investments, and the use of generative AI to enhance the efficiency and productivity of the game development processes. Through these efforts, the company is working to further expand and deepen the penetration of its content and corporate brand worldwide by consistently releasing content to the market and increasing catalog sales, thereby enhancing its brand value.”

Capcom Using Generative AI to Streamline Routine Tasks in Game Development

Capcom also provided a graphical representation of how the technology will be utilized moving forward. As part of one of the slides in its earnings presentation, Capcom stated, “AI utilized to improve development efficiency and productivity
A tool to streamline routine tasks, freeing up time for creative work.” This statement was accompanied by a graphic noting that the use of the new technology has freed up time previously spent on research, draft generation, user analysis, interactive manuals, error checks, meeting notes, and more.

The topic of AI in game development has become increasingly prevalent. Sony’s president recently stated that he believes AI will power the future of their games. Read more of those comments here. Sony has also stated that they are working with Bandai Namco to learn how to better use generative AI in the future. Read more about that here.

For more from Capcom, check out further details on their record-breaking fiscal year. Insider Gaming will continue to monitor the story and report any updates as more information becomes available.

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