In what is definitely not an effort to save face after the week of ridicule that followed Nvidia's DLSS 5 makeover of games like Resident Evil Requiem, CEO Jensen Huang now says he doesn't like 'AI slop' either.
Last week, Nvidia announced DLSS 5 – the next evolution of its AI-powered rendering technique – and, as a result, became the industry's main character for the next week. The tech examples showed off the likes of Starfield and Resident Evil Requiem with a yassified AI filter that effectively does the job of engagement-bait accounts on Twitter who post alternative AI slop versions whenever a female character is shown in a video game.
