The gaming industry is witnessing a seismic shift as major players like Capcom and Ubisoft increasingly turn to generative AI to create video game content. A new video from Vice Twins explores how these companies are using AI to automate aspects of game development, from generating environments to scripting dialogue, potentially replacing human effort in some areas.
The report highlights that Capcom and Ubisoft have been quietly integrating AI tools into their workflows, raising questions about the future of game design and employment. While the full extent of AI's role remains under wraps, the trend suggests that generative AI could become a standard part of the development pipeline.
This development has sparked debate among gamers and developers alike. Some see it as a way to accelerate production and reduce costs, while others worry about the loss of creative human touch in beloved franchises. As AI continues to evolve, the line between human-made and machine-made games is blurring faster than ever.