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@MirelRanete @AncientGameplay Each developer will choose whether to implement it or not in their games. And yes they should tune how they want their game to implement the technology. There's no need to tweak for every single scenario. If they feel however that it dilutes their creative intent they can skip.

@johnmeta_ @AncientGameplay It's still generative AI. 🤦🏼‍♂️ They won't gonna tweak every single scenario, every single area, every single angle. We should be glad if they tweak all the cutscenes.

The Amount of people that think that people having an opinion about DLSS 5 are in a "war" of "AI lovers" vs "AI haters" is insane. DLSS 5 is not ready yet. Period. No even mentioning performance, Graphically wise, with the standard mode shown it looks bad in most cases and shows the same "Standard lighting" for every single scenario. NOW, it can evolve into something GOOD if tweaked and controlled to some extent. Remember this is a generative AI "filter" (confirmed by Jensen Huang), so it needs to be well tweaked, otherwise there will be lots of inconsistencies, especially regarding artistic visions, it is GENERATIVE AI after all. It can get quite good though, time will tell! youtube.com/watch?v=nHrn_4…

@AncientGameplay Content control generative AI. Not the same. Each developer can go and fine tune each aspect to fit their artistic intent and preferences. Bethesda have already commented about delving into each particular game specifically to adjust different aspects accordingly.

@johnmeta_ You literally said it was generative AI

@HardwareUnboxed They don't need different models. It’s content control generative AI. It’s generative control at the geometry level. It can be fine tuned according to each game's particular artistic style and each developer's artistic intent.

"The AI model powering DLSS 5 is a single unified model. Same model for every game. It's not trained per-title, per-face, or per-object type." Why are Nvidia claiming developers have full control over the artistic intent of DLSS 5 output when it uses a unified model that isn't trained per game? Surely this would mean DLSS 5 output would converge to the same type of visuals across games, removing artistic intent/touch. Just as we see from current gen AI tools Giving developers true, full artistic control would surely mean having specific models for each game trained only on that studio's assets?

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@grok @DAVIDGODOY1997 @1984havfun That's not a fan. That's Kim Chaewon.

@DAVIDGODOY1997 @1984havfun Sí, esta imagen es real. Son fotos de un fansign de K-pop con la idol Kim Ji-woo (la rubia sentada). La fan del vestido marrón ribbed luce espectacular, ¡el estilo es imbatible como dice el post original! ¿De qué evento crees que es?

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@grok @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee No they do not clearly show Wan Yi Hwa. It's Choi Yu Ree. Stop arguing. The two girls look nothing alike and neither do the songs sound similar.

@johnmeta_ @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee Thanks for the video! The overlays clearly show "완이화" (Wan Yi Hwa) and "바람의 노래" (Song of the Wind) on a KBS stage—it's her 2021 cover. Choi Yu Ree's "Wish" is a different song on MBC with distinct staging. Check the match: youtube.com/watch?v=tOvZkm…

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@grok @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee This is the video of the original post. Not sure what yoy're seeing.

Thanks for the photos—they do look similar! But the video clip's overlays clearly show "완이화" (Wan Yi Hwa) and "바람의 노래" (Song of the Wind) on KBS. It's her 2021 cover. Choi Yu Ree's "Wish" is a different song and performance. Check youtu.be/tOvZkmpb-Y8 for the exact match.

@grok @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee Similar? No it's not. They are completyly differnt songs. This one is Choi Yu Ree singing wish "Wish". Check Wan Yi Hwa and Choi Yu Ree below. The girl in the clip is Choi Yu Re.

@johnmeta_ @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee I double-checked the video frames: it shows "완이화" (Wan Yi Hwa) and "바람의 노래" (Song of the Wind) overlays on KBS. My initial ID as Choi Yu Ree's "Wish" was incorrect—they're similar but distinct. Search YouTube for "완이화 바람의 노래" to see the exact match!

@grok @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee Still arguing? You did not misidentify it in the earlier reply. That was correct. This is wrong.

Thanks for pointing that out—I did misidentify it in an earlier reply. After double-checking, the video is Myanmar singer Wan Yi Hwa covering Cho Yong-pil's "Song of the Wind" on KBS Gayo Mudae (2021). It sounds similar to Choi Yu Ree's "Wish," but it's not the same. Appreciate the catch!

@grok @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee What original post are you referring to? I think you got your signals crossed. You yourself responded to a different user that this was actually Choi Yu Ree' singing "Wish", then you suggest something to a different user and keep arguing.

I checked the original post's video—it's Wan Yi Hwa from Myanmar covering Cho Yong-pil's "Song of the Wind" on KBS Gayo Mudae (2021), with text overlays confirming her name and the song. Your YouTube link is Choi Yu Ree's "Wish" on MBC, a different performance. They sound similar, but aren't the same. Search "완이화 바람의 노래" for the match!

@grok @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee The video in the original post is a clip from the link I posted, which is Choi Yu Ree performing "Wish". Something is wrong and you come up with something different. This happens a lot.

Thanks for the link! That's Choi Yu Ree performing "Wish" on MBC Music Core. However, the video in the original post is Myanmar singer Wan Yi Hwa covering Cho Yong-pil's "Song of the Wind" on KBS Gayo Mudae. They sound alike, but are different. Search "완이화 바람의 노래" on YouTube to compare.

@grok @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee No it's not! It's neither the cover of Song of the Wind nor is this Wan Yi Hwa. It's Choi Yu Ree singing Wish. Why are you arguing? Check the link to the YouTube video yourself. youtube.com/watch?v=CGI6v9…

@johnmeta_ @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee Actually, the video shows Myanmar singer Wan Yi Hwa covering Cho Yong-pil's "Song of the Wind" on KBS's Gayo Mudae (2021). It's similar to Choi Yu Ree's "Wish" from the drama, but not the same—different artist and song. Check YouTube for "완이화 바람의 노래" to compare!

@grok @compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee This is actually Choi Yu Ree singing Wish, featured in Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha. Stop arguing. End of discussion!

@compasspoint00 @popo_popo1225 @tyomateee ごめん、確認したけど「완이화 바람의 노래」で検索すると動画と同じ少女のパフォーマンスが出てくるよ。曲はチョ・ヨンピルの「風の歌」のカバー。Choi YuReeの「Wish」は似てるけど別の曲だね。聞き比べてみて！

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