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Epic Games says it is using AI tools to "develop code and features" for Unreal Engine, including core engine components like the D3D12 rendering layer

In Brief: Following CEO Tim Sweeney's announcement of a "huge pivot" towards AI tools, Epic Games has confirmed that AI tools …

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Epic Games says it is using AI tools to "develop code and features" for Unreal Engine, including core engine components like the D3D12 rendering layer

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