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Bethesda promises Nvidia's controversial DLSS 5 AI filters will be "totally optional" for players
Bethesda has assured players that Nvidia's controversial DLSS 5 AI filters will be entirely optional and controlled by their art teams. Following community concerns about the AI's impact on character and lighting aesthetics, particularly in Starfield, Bethesda stated they will adjust the final effects to align with their artistic vision. The company emphasized that players will have the choice to enable or disable the technology.
Nvidia and Bethesda clear the air on DLSS 5 making games look like “AI slop”
Nvidia and Bethesda have addressed backlash regarding their new DLSS 5 technology, which uses AI for enhanced visuals. Both companies clarified that developers retain full artistic control over the adjustable and optional effects, ensuring games maintain their unique aesthetics. Early demos sparked concerns about "AI slop" and homogenization, but Nvidia assures the technology anchors output in source 3D content, not acting as a simple filter.
"We need to push back harder": Nvidia's DLSS 5 "AI slop" filter is being torn apart by industry veterans from Baldur's Gate 3, Palworld, and many more
Industry veterans from games like Baldur's Gate 3 and Palworld are criticizing Nvidia's new DLSS 5 AI upscaling technology, labeling it "AI slop" and "dogshit." Developers from New Blood Interactive, Epic Games, Pocketpair, and Larian Studios have voiced concerns about the uncanny visual results and the potential normalization of lower quality graphics for future generations.
Nvidia's DLSS 5 looks like an AI slop filter, but at least it's spawned some extraordinary memes
Nvidia's new DLSS 5 rendering mode, which utilizes AI upscaling, has drawn criticism for its uncanny valley appearance. Despite the visual concerns, the technology has also inspired a wave of humorous online memes.
If you miss GPU-Z on Linux check out the new GPU-T
A new Linux application called GPU-T has been developed as an alternative to the popular Windows utility GPU-Z, offering detailed graphics card information. Currently supporting AMD GPUs, the developer plans to add NVIDIA and Intel support in the future. GPU-T provides real-time sensor monitoring, hardware reconnaissance, and advanced capability checks.
The Morning After: Apple's surprise AirPods Max refresh
Apple has released an updated version of its AirPods Max headphones, featuring an H2 chip for improved noise cancellation and support for Adaptive Audio and Live Translation. The new AirPods Max retain their original design and $549 price point, with pre-orders starting March 25 and shipping in early April. The article also touches on other tech news including Samsung's discontinuation of the Galaxy Z TriFold, NVIDIA's collaboration on robotaxis, a review of the Samsung Galaxy S26, a reboot of Firefly as an animated series, NVIDIA's DLSS 5 claims, and a lawsuit against xAI's Grok AI for allegedly generating child sexual abuse material.
Nvidia new AI tech turns video game graphics into slop as fans are outraged
Nvidia's new DLSS 5 technology, which incorporates generative AI, has faced significant backlash from gamers who claim it degrades visual quality, turning game graphics into "AI slop." Despite Nvidia's assurances that developers retain artistic control, early examples like Resident Evil Requiem show altered character appearances, leading to widespread criticism and negative reception online. Publishers like Capcom and Ubisoft have expressed support, with the technology slated for a wider release this autumn.
Nvidia reveals DLSS's AI upscaled graphics filter, gets roundly mocked by pretty much everyone on the Internet
Nvidia's new DLSS 5 AI upscaling technology, which adds an optional filter to enhance visual fidelity, has been met with widespread criticism and mockery online. Users and developers have pointed out that the filter drastically alters character appearances, often in unflattering ways, overriding artistic direction. Despite Nvidia's claims of developer control, the initial reception suggests a significant disconnect between the company's vision and public perception of AI's role in game graphics.
'This Will All Be Under Our Artists' Control': Bethesda Commits to 'Further Adjusting' DLSS 5 Use in Starfield Following 'AI Slop' Backlash - IGN
Bethesda has stated that its artists will have full control over the implementation of Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology in Starfield, following backlash from players who criticized the AI-generated facial visuals. The company will be further adjusting the lighting and final effects to ensure they align with the game's artistic vision, emphasizing that the use of DLSS 5 will be optional.
NVIDIA DLSS 5 Reveal Sparks “AI-Generated” Graphics Debate
NVIDIA has unveiled DLSS 5, an AI-driven graphics technology that reconstructs scenes using neural rendering to generate photorealistic detail in real time. CEO Jensen Huang compared it to a 'GPT moment for graphics,' blending traditional rendering with generative AI. However, the technology has sparked debate, with some critics labeling it 'AI slop filter' due to concerns about uncanny visuals, loss of artistic control, and homogenization of game aesthetics.
Nvidia's DLSS 5 Teases AI-Powered, Photo-Realistic Lighting--And The Backlash Is Strong
Nvidia has announced DLSS 5, a new AI-powered technology that aims to create photorealistic lighting and material changes at a per-pixel level. While demonstrated with striking results on games like Resident Evil Requiem and Starfield, the announcement has drawn significant backlash from some developers and players who feel it alters artistic intent and applies an "airbrush filter." The technology is slated for release later this year and requires high-end hardware, with early previews suggesting substantial VRAM demands.
Nvidia unveils its controversial DLSS 5 AI upscaling feature
Nvidia has announced DLSS 5, its latest AI upscaling technology, which aims to enhance lighting and textures in games. However, the feature has drawn criticism for its impact on character faces, with some games like Starfield showing altered facial structures. While optional, DLSS 5 utilizes generative AI and will be supported by major publishers, with a release expected in the fall.
DLSS 5 Backlash: Gamers Slam Nvidia’s ‘Photoreal’ AI as Garbage Filter
Nvidia's new DLSS 5 'photoreal' AI graphics feature has sparked significant backlash from gamers who criticize it as an "AI garbage filter." Players are concerned that the technology alters artistic vision, making games look artificial and plasticky, and fear it represents a broader trend of AI encroaching on creative decisions in game development.
Nvidia visar upp "fotorealistiska" DLSS 5 – möts av kritik
Nvidia has unveiled DLSS 5, an AI-driven technology promising photorealistic lighting and materials for games, set to release this fall. While Nvidia touts it as a breakthrough, the announcement has been met with significant criticism online, with some users likening it to an "AI filter." However, outlets like Digital Foundry express enthusiasm for its potential to advance graphics, while Nvidia asserts that developers retain full control over game aesthetics.
DLSS 5.0 Sparks Debate as Real-Time AI Visuals Take a Bold Leap
NVIDIA's DLSS 5.0 introduces advanced AI rendering that significantly enhances game visuals, making them sharper and more cinematic. However, this advancement has sparked debate within the gaming community, with some criticizing the AI-smoothed look as 'sloptracing' and potentially immersion-breaking, while others embrace the cleaner aesthetics and performance gains. The technology raises questions about the future balance between AI interpretation and developer intent in game graphics.
NVIDIA DLSS 5 announced for a fall 2026 release
NVIDIA has announced DLSS 5, a new iteration of its AI-powered upscaling technology, slated for a fall 2026 release. The company claims DLSS 5 will introduce significant upgrades to AI-powered lighting and rendering capabilities.
NVIDIA DLSS 5 Announced
NVIDIA has announced DLSS 5, set to launch for GeForce graphics cards this autumn. The new technology promises to bring a new level of photoreal computer graphics to gaming, previously only seen in Hollywood visual effects.
The iBuyPower Limited Edition Honkai Star Rail "Firefly" Prebuilt Gaming PC Is Now Available - IGN
iBUYPOWER has released a limited edition "Firefly" themed gaming PC inspired by Honkai: Star Rail, featuring an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU and Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 GPU. The PC is housed in a Hyte Y70 case with custom artwork and is priced at $3,599, with a $200 discount available using a coupon code. The standalone case is also available for purchase.
Nvidia's new DLSS 5 Brings Photo-Realistic Lighting To RTX 50-Series
Nvidia has announced its new DLSS 5 technology, which aims to bring photo-realistic lighting to games, particularly for its upcoming RTX 50-Series graphics cards. The company has demonstrated the technology in four games, highlighting a significant leap in graphical capabilities.
Nvidia's new DLSS 5 Brings Photo-Realistic Lighting To RTX 50-Series
Nvidia has announced its new DLSS 5 technology, which aims to bring photo-realistic lighting to upcoming RTX 50-Series graphics cards. This advancement is expected to significantly enhance visual fidelity in PC games.
