AMD suggests that FSR 4 will eventually be open-sourced, bar the core technology, as part of its 'long term plan'

A screenshot showing some ghosting during AMD's Toyshop demonstration video.

Although AMD's presentations and stands at this year's CES event have been heavily focused on AI (to the point that it seems to have forgotten what the C in CES stands for), it hasn't entirely left gaming out of the loop. At a discussion with press members and graphics wizards, the future of FSR 4 was laid out: the software library will eventually become open-source, with only the core technology remaining behind closed doors.

The members in question included Tom's Hardware, which reported on the Q&A session, and it was AMD's president of GPU Technologies and Chief Software Officer, Andrej Zdravković, who provided the pertinent answers.