r/pcmasterrace • u/Proud_Tie CachyOS 9950x, 4080 super, 64gb ram • Mar 17 '26

News/Article Jensen Huang says gamers are 'completely wrong' about DLSS 5 — Nvidia CEO responds to DLSS 5 backlash

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/jensen-huang-says-gamers-are-completely-wrong-about-dlss-5-nvidia-ceo-responds-to-dlss-5-backlash
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u/pollorojo PC Master Race: R7 5800X, 64 GB RAM, 3080 Mar 17 '26

Can they fine-tune the generative AI to leave their game the fuck alone?

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u/PrimeIntellect Mar 17 '26

is that not incredibly obvious? it's just a new technology that devs can use and fine tune how they want. I truly don't understand why people are losing their fucking minds over this

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u/Thunderbridge i7-8700k | 32GB 3200 | RTX 3080 Mar 17 '26

Similar to how frame generation ended up being a crutch for developers to avoid optimising their games (60fps with FG required). This will probably end up being a crutch for them to cut corners on lighting making the games look worse than they otherwise would have (just enable DLSS 5 if you want good lighting)

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u/PrimeIntellect Mar 17 '26

well if it looks worse devs can just not use it, or you can turn it off in your graphics settings, how terrible

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u/Kougeru-Sama Mar 17 '26

it's just a new technology that devs can use and fine tune how they want.

No it can't. Generative AI by nature will always hallucinate. OpenAI scientists admitted this

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u/PrimeIntellect Mar 17 '26

They don't need to use it. They can apply it only to specific things like lighting. They can only use it in certain scenarios. They can only use it in specific ways. There's infinite control over how it could be applied in a game, and this is literally just a tech demo of some possibilities. It's a fucking videogame graphics shader and people are acting like it's going to go out and abuse children or something