Epic Games to use AI for code and art in Disney shooter
Epic Games is reportedly adopting an 'AI first' approach for its next collaborative shooter with Disney, using generative AI to create all code and art assets. According to internal communications described by Bloomberg, human developers will oversee and refine output from models such as Anthropic's Claude. The project, originally scheduled for release in 2027 and featuring Marvel and Star Wars characters, has been delayed indefinitely as Epic transitions workflows.
- AI to generate code and all art assets
- Humans will guide and review AI-generated work
- Disney shooter project delayed indefinitely
- Anthropic’s Claude is the main AI platform used
- Epic’s workforce adapting to new workflows
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