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PC Gamer
Nick Evanson

Intel could be heading towards an AI-powered frame generation future, thanks to a research group's work, dubbed ExtraSS

A screenshot of an image quality test of ExtraSS frame generation, using Unreal Engine.

Researchers at the University of California and Intel have developed a complex algorithm that leverages AI and some clever routines to extrapolate new frames, with claims of lower input latency than current frame generation methods, all while retaining good image quality. There's no indication that Intel is planning to implement the system for its Arc GPUs just yet but if the work is continued, we'll probably have some Intel-powered frame generation in the near future.

Announced at this year's Siggraph Asia event in Australia (via Wccftech), a group of researchers from the University of California was sponsored and supported by Intel to develop a system that artificially creates frames to boost the performance of games and other applications that do rendering.

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