Okay so ethics debate aside.. it just looks bad? If they get this to work in real time, that's technologically impressive, but it literally just looks like a "slop filter".
- Overtuned contrast
- Overuse of back lighting
- Too many shiny and wet surfaces
- And the worst of all: faces get "yassified" to look like entirely different people - looking more like overly-edited supermodel photos than real people
Yes: hair and skin are notoriously difficult to render well in real time.. but if you're running a model like this, you can probably afford to calculate the SSS properly lol
Or idk. Maybe only run the slop filter on skin and hair. RTGI is already pretty much perfect these days if you do it right