You might not need to wait that long for a publisher or studio, give it maybe another couple of years and you can just ask the AI to at least give you steps on what to do and how to program it.
Otherwise you can try waiting till next decade and ask the AI to do all the technical stuff.
What AI would you suggest? I only have experience in bothering the Bing AI with Archaic English dialogues.
Bing AI isn't tood good, especially for what you want, you want either gpt4, or at least google bard if you don't wanna pay the subscription.
Google bard has the issue of limiting output, with gpt4 you can at least tell it to continue, so it's not so bad.
Well, you can technically use the AI now to basically teach yourself how to code quicker than traditionally, or if you're good enough with logical writing and problem solving but just aren't good with actual programming (because you haven't learned I guess), then you can just use the AI to program for you.
So you can whip out either Unity or unreal, and just ask it questions like "how to do this" or "how to do that". Then later once you're doing more serious coding, start telling it to pretend to be a software engineer and ask it to give a step by step guide on how to code your problem, then feed the output it gives you back into itself and ask it to use it to generate the code for it.
If you're serious with this, but not sure how good you are at the whole prompting AI stuff, you can try the following challenge:
Make a simple snake game in a single .html file using javascript, html, and css only. Only use the AI for that. Just copy-paste the code, or make micro adjustments like variables, that's it.
Here's an example of a simple circle game, much, much easier, and it should get it right first time to give you an idea:
create a game in html and css that spawns a circle on the page, circle is size 50px, coloured red. Every 1 second it changes position randomly on the page. If a user clicks on the red circle it increments the score. Always display the score at the top left corner. Write everything in one .html file.
