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DLSS 5 Is Amazing(ly Stupid)

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DLSS 5 Is Amazing(ly Stupid)

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So NVIDIA's latest trick is DLSS 5, which generates entire frames using AI instead of actually rendering them. And people are out here defending it like "but muh performance gains!" Yeah, congrats on watching an AI hallucinate your game instead of playing it. We've gone from upscaling pixels to literally having the GPU guess what should happen next like some kind of neural network fortune teller.

The irony is chef's kiss: we spent decades optimizing rendering pipelines, writing efficient shaders, and squeezing every drop of performance out of hardware... only to arrive at "just let the AI make stuff up." It's like being a chef who spent years perfecting recipes, and then someone comes along and says "why cook when we can just have AI generate a picture of food?"

Next up: DLSS 10 where the AI just plays the game for you while showing you a slideshow of what it thinks you wanted to see.

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