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Nvidia CEO: "We can't do computer graphics anymore without artificial intelligence"
(www.techspot.com)
this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2024
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This feels like its establishing a precedent for widespread adoption/implementation of AI into consumer devices. Manufactured consent.
"We compute one pixel... we hallucinate, if you will, the other 32."
Between this and things like Sora, we are doomed to drown in illusions of our own creation.
If the visuals are performant and consistent, why do we care? I have always been baffled by the obsession with "real pixels" in some benchmarks and user commentary.
AI upscales are so immediately obvious and look like shit. Frame "generation" too. Not sour grapes, my card supports FSR and fluid motion frames, I just hate them and they are turned off.