@Rich_Leadbetter sorry for the social media hate but as a (lower-level) politician in Canada, I can at least empathize. Aside from the near cult-like anti-AI contingent, the other factor here is the spillover from folks angry at Nvidia's shift away from PC graphics to AI, and the implications associated (high GPU/DDR costs.) I come here more for the technical expertise and less the ethical implications... but I appreciate the reflection. I think Alex's observation on how the character distance from the camera plays a role in the ML-output is spot-on and will hopefully get resolved pre DLSS 5 launch. This close up (linked) comparison from Nvidia looks dramatically less drastic than the (further-camera) street view IMO.
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Re: DLSS 5: Game-Changing Tech That Poses Big Questions For The Future Of Gaming
@Rich_Leadbetter sorry for the social media hate but as a (lower-level) politician in Canada, I can at least empathize.
Aside from the near cult-like anti-AI contingent, the other factor here is the spillover from folks angry at Nvidia's shift away from PC graphics to AI, and the implications associated (high GPU/DDR costs.) I come here more for the technical expertise and less the ethical implications... but I appreciate the reflection. I think Alex's observation on how the character distance from the camera plays a role in the ML-output is spot-on and will hopefully get resolved pre DLSS 5 launch.
This close up (linked) comparison from Nvidia looks dramatically less drastic than the (further-camera) street view IMO.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/dlss5-breakthrough-in-visual-fidelity-for-games/nvidia-dlss-5-resident-evil-requiem-geforce-rtx-comparison-screenshot-002/