Epic Games adopts AI-first development for delayed Disney project

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Epic Games is implementing an AI-driven approach for an upcoming, unannounced Disney game. The company has mandated developers to use AI tools like Claude for generating code and art. This shift has contributed to a delay of the game from its original March release window. Epic Games describes the new strategy as embracing 'AI-accelerated development'.

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