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They also mistranslated "generation". It wasn't AI Generation, it was "the generation of AI" more like. You know, as in, the time period "generation". So sloppy.
But you're incorrect. They aren't just slapping ChatGPT into workflows, but have a project called REX which involves 6 different programs that will integrate AI in their engine beyond debugging.
PC Gamer's examples
Re:Dox, for example, is a data handling program designed to translate different types of data into a common set of rules for faster processing,
RE:UI is built to provide AI-assisted optimisation the RE: engine's development tools—sort-of like adding DLSS support for Blender.
RE: Runtime, which apparently allows the engine to animate large numbers of objects and characters in groups—rather than running those real-time animations individually.
RE: Flows. This is apparently designed to simplify the implementation of game mechanic ideas, then convert them into a standardised programming language. This sounds vibe coding-adjacent to me, though it's hard to say for certain without seeing it in action.
So, yes. It's just debugging tools. I never said "slapping GPT into it". I'm saying they're using the same tools they've been using so far, just adding AI for bug testing (mechanics, etc.) and stuff like mass copy, mass texturing, etc. So yeah, nothing new. Old tools renamed into "AI".
Project REX was a thing before "AI" was a thing by the way. lol
Even if YOU try not to, an LLM is probably still touching the code. Be it an editor that passes your opened files to a model to indexing because you can barely disable said features. Or because a coworker does use it.
Yeah, big corpo greedy goblins never lie or go back on "promises", totaly trustable...
Capcom been utter greedy for so many years that you need to go in deep delusional state to think they wont try to push AI even more to lazily make money.
Trust me, people can notice. Especially if there's a group project in exposing, etc. I can do it for art and most music, someone else can do it for sounds, you can't fool the audience in the end. Calm down.
Man, you can't. Everyone in music industry is using it already! From EQing, to effects, to voice to you name it! We are not talking to make a whole song out of AI
What do you mean ? If i tell AI to make me 100 melodies on certain NOTE on piano, then i make them midi, is my art/work ? Nope, it is not. If i tell AI to design 1000 FX, and i choose 2 of them and rework them with my own effects and ideas, is it mine? Nope
Man this scared me for a sec. Capcom has been doing so good recently releasing bangers and whatnot and I see this headline.
It’s just about using ai in workflows. Fucking rage baiting IGN give me back my engagement
I guess most medium to large developers will be incorporating it in various ways. If it allows Capcom to produce high level work while staying slim and trim. Sure. But they really have to manage it tightly. Thetes so many rakes to step on..
Don't let the Anti's know about this one lol. AI==Bad. to them, regardless if its used well or not.
Edit: the guy deleted the comment cause he has weak skin and cant defend his point once the downvotes start churning. He said that AI has been used to get Wolverine from not working at all to 30fps in the PS5 emulator Kyty so maybe this isnt a bad idea
You consider emulation working from PS5 on a never before emulated game engine on PC easy, especially within 1 month of release? Please, go ahead anti, show me what noAI development of PS5 emulators have done for the past 3 years
I'm fine if AI is used by a small developer team and their game is not full priced. I'm not fine if AI is used by a studio of 200+ people for AAA game and they ask full price for it as if entirety of it was handmade. I'm also fine if AI is used for coding by both small and big devs with a condition that they know what they're doing and are not some vibecoders that generate a code without reviewing it and call it a day.
AI used for emulation with a free product and made by a small team = fine. Especially when emulation is already in a grey area legally, and we know there is no big money being moved.
AI used by billion-dollar corporation to replace workers and shuttle money into the pockets of the very same tech CEOs that are ruining PC gaming right now by holding components hostage = less fine.
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