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Future Sony PlayStation games will use AI to imagine new frames

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Mark Cerny, the lead architect of the PlayStation 5 and PS5 Pro, told Digital Foundry that ML-based frame generation tech is coming to "PlayStation platforms" in the future, letting the game console use AI to imagine new frames between the ones it's actually rendering, which can create smoother perceived image quality while (typically) introducing some amount of lag. At least, that's how it works on PCs, where critics call them "fake frames." It…

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The consoles are more and more like a computer, than a console, and a clear example of this is that the PlayStation 6 will turn to a Frame Generation to improve its performance. This information comes from the very Mark Cerny, the main architect of the hardware of Sony consoles. It is the one who has been behind choosing the architectures that give life to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles. The important news is not that Sony will now act…

While Nvidia is still focused on offering improvements to gaming on PC, (almost) no one forgets consoles like Xbox and Nintendo Switch 2.Especially Mark Cerny, the PlayStation architect, who confirms that a major breakthrough of the most modern graphics cards will also reach Sony consoles.Perhaps on PS6?Thanks to a detailed interview he had with Digital Foundry, the engineer spoke a little more about Project Amethyst and their collaboration with…

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Push Square broke the news in on Friday, March 20, 2026.
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