AI Rendering?....not quite yet..... (CLOSED)

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bonjWed, Mar 18

Lol and with only a handful of bytes :)

guy91600Wed, Mar 18

The French with Minitel2 did better in 1992 :-)look below

guy91600Wed, Mar 18

@BonjThe French with Minitel2 did better in 1992 :-)

bonjWed, Mar 18

We are going backwards in some area's.

bonjWed, Mar 18

The future of game character design. This is now all you need as ai will do the rest?

bonjWed, Mar 18

Yeah I noticed that, and it kills the environment lighting style to a flat and drab ai image with no depth.

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BobbTue, Mar 17

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I've been hoping that AI tools for rendering would show up. They have but it's not being well received...
https://tech.slashdot.org/story/26/03/17/2058245/gamers-react-with-overwhelming-disgust-to-dlss-5s-generative-ai-glow-ups

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DoroThee237Tue, Mar 17

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Now that potential professional users of the product have given their opinions and pointed out the flaws, we must wait for Nvidia's reaction: persist in the wrong direction or correct course.
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Maintenant que les professionnels utilisateurs potentiels du produit ont donné leur avis et pointé les défauts, il faut attendre la réaction de NVidia : perséverer dans la mauvaise direction ou rectifier le tir

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deathdTue, Mar 17

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I don't really see how it is possible. A game alone takes most of my gpu to play. Image gen alone takes all of my gpu to do. I don't see how it is going to be possible to combine the two, unless the next gen of GPU is going to be two GPU in one, with a hefty pricetag to go along with it. The demo videos getting passed around is using one 5090 for the game, and a second 5090 for the "DLSS" feature.

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Luxe Muse

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Tue, Mar 17

Yes, and also, uh, 10K per GPU emote

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kwerkx

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Tue, Mar 17

Theoretically AI rendering would significantly reduces YOUR need for a high end GPU; broadband (on the other hand) would be required. Instead of computing light and such locally, AI rendering would described some portion of those computations to a cloud based AI which would reply with "good enough" answers that gets smeared on the canvas. The data centers would require the expensive GPUs; but we would get to pay for the broad band and (most certainly) a subscriptions service.

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Luxe Muse

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Tue, Mar 17

Well, if we want to look at it that way, you will also pay for those GPUs. Running the computations on them is not free for you as the customer, in addition to paying for the transport of the requests and results. The 10K GPU, which is not really that far away, will be paid for over time and per service (many 10K GPUs as you depend on more third parties) that you offload to each cloud thingy

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DarksealTue, Mar 17

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This is a first pass for the industry. It might have it's issues right now but imagine where we will be 365 days from now. Personally I can't wait to pop into Hogwarts and finish the storyline with a layer of ai on top. Imagine if GTA 5 has support for it.... I'll be lost in there for a few days too.

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JackolanternWed, Mar 18

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Anything that needs a subscription is off the table so far as I'm concerned.

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