Capcom says it will use AI to speed up game development times

# Capcom Plans to Use AI to Speed Up Game Making Video game maker Capcom is adding artificial intelligence to its game development process to get products to market faster, especially after spending six years creating the hugely successful Resident Evil Requiem. The AI tools won't create the actual games or storylines, but will instead handle tedious work like testing for bugs and other repetitive tasks that slow down development. This move reflects a broader industry trend of using AI to cut down the years it currently takes to produce major video games.
Capcom saw tremendous success with the launch of Resident Evil Requiem earlier this year. The survival horror game has already sold more than 8.5 million copies, bringing in revenue topping $500 million and reigniting interest in the 30-year-old franchise. Resident Evil Requiem, like any AAA game
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