I think it's a bit different.

It's more like changing a human made painting with AI to make the person look like modern IG "models".

I think it's fine to add condiments to food. That's not really the same as painting over real human art , with AI slop.

That's like saying "you shouldn't mod games, 'cause that's not what the dev intended". Idgaf what the dev/chef intended, if I like mods in my burger, I'm gonna season it to my liking.

You can dislike what this dlss5 is doing all you want to, but in the end, no one is forcing you to actually use it. Sure, some devs will start to rely on it, but those same devs never gave half a shit about what their burger tasted like in the first place. They're the equivolent of a McDonalds burger. The devs who won't rely on this, and who have a vision for their artstyle won't be affected from this, in the same way that indie devs aren't affected by the newest call of duty.

The devs who give a shit aren't gonna be forced to even make this available in their games. DLSS has always been a choice, if the chef doesn't want me to put ketchup in their game, they shouldn't offer it by putting the ketchup on the table in the first place.

It reminds me more of that old meme of "if Mona Lisa was painted today".

Impressively bad.

Yeah i was thinking that, using the comparison tool i was able to see it better and it completely ruined the atmosphere in the first image. The image without DLSS5 looks darker and personally i think it looks better like that, DLSS5 then just completely removes that darkness and makes it look awful.

Also, as someone who is making a game in godot, lighting is EVERYTHING, i am spending hours tweaking my lights so they look good.

Jesus Christ

The examples they've shown are so static, I really want to see how the 'invented details' warp or phase in and out on fast motion scenes.

I personally think these looked really good IDK why it's getting so much hate other than "ai bad" complaints