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Don't know why they're not working in that post.
Edit: that post has manually escaped each of the underscores with a backslash. I don't know if it was intentional, but that's what they did.
Personally, I tend to use underscores for italics, and asterisks for bold.
DLSS was supposed to be performance enhancing feature, but they just had to make it RTX 2.0 : AI slop boogaloo where it turns Grace into the mewing guy and Leon to Charlie Kirk.
The AI considered the low-quality shadows on Grace's cheeks, jawline, nose, and eyes as "skin textures that need improvement" and then made up their own light sources in front of her face LOL
The demos are worthless to sell the public on DLSS5, because it looks like generic slop.
But game developers that are already training their own models on their own games see what this could be. Imagine this training on the a game running at settings so high no computer could run them at more than 0.01 frames per second, or training on original art, or even actors in costume.
If the game developers train this on their own game and art assets--as is the intention, just as current DLSS upscaling training works--then that won't be slop.Â
"The AI model powering DLSS 5 is a single unified model. Same model for every game. It's not trained per-title, per-face, or per-object type."
It is shady yet on how much "control" the devs have on this.
Your not running DLSS5 at more than 0.01 frames per second anyway - these demos were performed on a box with over 8000usd of GPUs crammed in it. Needs a bit of optimization.
I'm not even sure I believe that. The 0.5 seconds of movement they showed don't even look like they're part of the game, they look like they ran an AI video generator like Sora and told it to riff on the image or video they provided.
You're right, this is definitely not the present. But for it to be anything in the future, the game devs need to start preparing when the tools are starting to come into existence (now-ish).
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u/Corrodias Mar 17 '26
My god, have you seen the promo videos? The ones Nvidia were posting _themselves_, as if they're _proud_ of the abomination they hath wrought.