Nvidia tries again to get gamers to accept DLSS 5 — and doesn't entirely succeed
THE SO WHAT
DLSS 5 shows how hard it is to sell probabilistic, AI-mediated output to a community that cares about fidelity and control. If your product changes core UX quality with AI in the loop, expect pushback unless you give power users real knobs and transparent tradeoffs, not just marketing benchmarks.
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