The CEO of Nvidia has fired back at outspoken critics of the recent DLSS 5 review, saying the complaints about the technology are "completely wrong." The response comes just a day after Nvidia's reveal of DLSS 5, showing that the gaming community's complaints have quickly been recognized.
DLSS 5 is the newest iteration of the Nvidia-specific DLSS technology, which has been available on RTX-branded Nvidia GPUs. Previous iterations of the technology have done things like upscaling lower resolutions. This allows players to play graphically-demanding games with less lag while still maintaining good visuals. However, the reveal of DLSS 5 has been anything but completely greeted with open arms by the gaming community, with players lobbing numerous complaints against the recent tech demo demonstrating its impact on games like Resident Evil Requiem. Players have particularly complained that the altered images look like "AI slop" and bear too strong a resemblance to existing AI-generated images, which can have a homogenous appearance.
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In a chat with Tom Hardware, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responded to the recent DLSS 5 complaints and...
