US EditionNvidia Teases DLSS 5 and Gamers Aren't Impressed
Nvidia’s DLSS 5 uses AI to understand 3D game elements for faster, more realistic graphics but faces criticism for altering artistic visuals, developers retain control.
- On Tuesday, CEO Jensen Huang unveiled Nvidia's DLSS 5 at the GTC conference, introducing AI-powered 3D upscaling technology. The new version shifts from processing pixels to understanding 3D elements for improved performance and realistic lighting.
- Nvidia confirmed Monday that titles including Starfield and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered will support the technology. DLSS 5 deconstructs characters into components like skin and hair to generate more consistent, realistic details.
- Following the announcement, gamers called the visuals "AI slop" or "yassified." YouTuber The Sphere Hunter said on Monday, "Everything about this is a betrayal of these game's artistry," criticizing filtered, handcrafted art replacement.
- Addressing the controversy on Tuesday, Huang stated DLSS 5 "enhances and adds generative capability, but it doesn't change the artistic control." Bethesda added the effect remains "totally optional for players" and under artists' control.
- Digital Foundry called the tech "disruptive and transformative," noting images "looked a little bit uncanny" but character portrayal is sophisticated. Nvidia plans to release a list of supported GPUs closer to the fall launch.
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Plenty of developers are very negative towards Nvidia's DLSS 5
Not everyone was impressed when Nvidia showcased its DLSS 5 technology this week. The idea was that it would make faces more realistic using AI, but in most cases the result seemed to be more generic, reminiscent of a combination of AI-generated art and Snapchat filters, and worst of all, the result often doesn't even look like the original, as in the example below from {Indiana Jones and the Great Circle}. https:///diasluizzz/status/2033636757…
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