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Nvidia's DLSS 5 AI Graphics Technology Faces Backlash from Gamers Over Real-Time Visual Changes

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Richard Lawler

2mo ago· 4 min readenNews

Summary

Nvidia has unveiled DLSS 5, a new AI-powered graphics technology that uses a "3D guided neural rendering model" to change a game's lighting and materials in real-time to achieve photorealism. However, the initial reception from gamers has been negative, with complaints about how it alters character appearances (described as "yassified" Resident Evil Requiem characters) and concerns that it's straying from the original artistic intent. Despite Nvidia's claims that the technology honors artists' vision, many gamers feel the company has "lost the plot" with this latest advancement.

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Nvidia has revealed a new '3D guided neural rendering model' called DLSS 5 that can change a game's lighting and materials in real-time
many gamers aren't happy
complaints about how it's 'yassified' Resident Evil Requiem characters in demos
Nvidia insists that this pursuit of photorealism is still honoring the original artists' intent
Nvidia has lost the plot with gamers
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Nvidia’s new DLSS 5 technology uses AI to “achieve photorealism” by adjusting a game’s look in real-time, but so far a lot of gamers don’t like it.

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