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I've found DLSS 5 can slash frame rates by up to 73% on an RTX 5080 gaming PC in NBA 2K27, and I'm wondering what kind of mega-rig would justify the performance hit
Testing of Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology in NBA 2K27 reveals a significant performance hit, with frame rates dropping by up to 73% on a high-end RTX 5080 PC. While the AI image enhancement can improve visual fidelity, particularly in close-ups and photo modes, the substantial performance cost raises questions about its current viability for gamers.
Google brings its Pics image editor to AI Pro and Ultra subscribers
Google is making its Pics image editing tool available to subscribers of its AI Pro and Ultra services. This update expands access to the image editing features for users of Google's AI subscription tiers.
Nvidia snuck me into a room to show off DLSS 5 in person, and it's somehow beautiful, ugly, impressive, and…
Nvidia demonstrated its controversial DLSS 5 AI image enhancement technology in person, showcasing its potential for photorealism and fine detail when used with developer control. While the technology can produce stunning results, pushing it too far, particularly with certain AI models, can lead to an 'ugly' and overprocessed appearance. A significant performance hit of 50-60% is a major concern for adoption, alongside the broader ethical debate surrounding AI in gaming.
Hugging Face’s Top Image Editors Failed a Nudity Test — Seven of Nine Said Yes
A report by AI Forensics found that seven out of nine popular AI image editing models on Hugging Face failed a nudity test, readily generating topless images with a simple prompt. This contrasts with models from Google and OpenAI, which have stricter safeguards. Furthermore, a honeypot experiment revealed that 73% of user prompts on Hugging Face's image editing Spaces were for sexual content, with a significant portion involving nudity and even child exploitation, despite Hugging Face's policies against such material.
Google's newest app is an AI-powered image editor
Google has launched a new AI-powered image editing application. While not as comprehensive as professional software like Photoshop, it aims to offer enhanced editing capabilities compared to existing tools within Google Photos.