NVIDIA give me more slop - DLSS 5

Nvidia has unveiled their newest upscaling tech, DLSS 5, which now stands for damn low-key slop, sis. Nvidia seems to have thought the best way to continue developing their genuinely impressive DLSS tech was to run every frame through an AI yassify filter, making sure the prompt contains the keywords photorealistic, skilled photographer, cinematic color grading. Oh, sorry. Nvidia responded to the flood of negative comments on the announcement video by clarifying it's not a filter. It inputs the game's color and motion vectors for each frame into the model. It infuses pixels with photoreal lighting and material. Nvidia says this is the company's most significant breakthrough in computer graphics since the debut of real-time ray tracing in 2018. It's so powerful they needed two RTX 5090s to run the demo. To be fair, in that pinned comment, Nvidia did say developers will be able to tweak DLSS 5's effects. So, maybe there will be less slopified versions of this, but I guess we'll find out when it launches this fall.