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

Amid a litany of memes and disses, CEO Jensen Huang tries to correct the public about Nvidia's DLSS 5 by clarifying what kind of generative AI it is.

NVIDIA showed off DLSS 5 recently, and the reaction they received was not good. The tech demo used ‘Resident Evil Requiem’ to show off what the new version of DLSS can do, and a lot of gamers immediately started calling the results “AI slop.

This is very different than generative AI; it's content-control generative AI': Nvidia's CEO defends DLSS 5 in no uncertain terms.

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.