Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, defends DLSS 5 against some of the early criticism that it smears too much generative AI on PC games.

NVIDIA unveiled DLSS 5 with promises of enhanced performance and image quality, drawing scrutiny from gamers concerned about AI-altered visuals. The update to NVIDIA DLSS 5, part of its Deep Learning

Many of the reactions have focused on how DLSS 5 turns in-game faces into overly detailed, uncanny valley versions of the original models. Reactions have compared the effect to air-brushed pornography,

On March 16, Nvidia announced the next evolution of DLSS, calling DLSS 5 the company’s “most significant breakthrough in computer graphics since the debut of real-time ray tracing in 2018.” Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang,

It has barely been 24 hours since the controversial announcement of NVIDIA DLSS 5, and NVIDIA's CEO has responded to the backlash.

In just a day, Nvidia’s DLSS 5 technology has become the hot button for most of the PC and gaming world. Now Nvidia’s chief executive has weighed in, claiming that everyone is “completely wrong” about the technology.

DLSS 5 from Nvidia was revealed yesterday, in a video demonstrating several recent releases getting upscaled by the "real-time neural rendering model," including Resident Evil: Requiem and Starfield.

We’ve only just gotten some of the headline features of DLSS 4.5, and now Nvidia has announced the next version. At its self-branded GPU Technology Conference in California, Nvidia revealed DLSS 5. The headline feature is “3D-Guided Neural Rendering.