Key Takeaways
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- Digital Foundry apologized for rushing their DLSS 5 video, admitting they should have spent more time evaluating the technology and gathering diverse opinions.
- Criticism was directed towards Digital Foundry for not adequately questioning NVIDIAs claims about DLSS 5.
- NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has since stated that the criticism against Digital Foundry is totally off base.
- Following the videos release, the Digital Foundry team received death threats, which the company considers unacceptable.
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Digital Foundry Apologizes for Hasty DLSS 5 Video, Denounces Death Threats Received Post-Release
Digital Foundry Apologizes for DLSS 5 Video, Reveals Death Threats Digital Foundry has apologized for its video on DLSS 5, admitting the company should have waited before its release. Richard Leadbetter, head of Digital Foundry, acknowledged the video was rushed, and the team should have spent more time evaluating the technology and gathering diverse opinions. The video drew criticism that Digital Foundry did not adequately question NVIDIA’s claims about DLSS 5. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has since called that criticism “totally off base.” Among the critiques, game critic Alex Donaldson pointed out that DLSS 5 makes the 15-year-old character in Hogwarts Legacy appear older. Following the video’s release, the Digital Foundry team received death threats. The company has stated unequivocally that such threats are unacceptable.
In Case You Missed It
As we wrap up our exploration of today’s market trends and gaming news, let me draw your attention to three insightful articles from Players For Life that have been making waves this week. First off, author Carlos Mendoza delves into the controversial potential of AI in gaming graphics with his piece titled “Will NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 Revolutionize Gaming Graphics or Destroy Video Game Art?” published on March 17th. Next up, also from Mendoza, is a deep dive into Brazil’s currency and stock market performance in “Dollar Falls and Closes at R$5.22”, where he ties it all to global oil prices and political developments in the Strait of Hormuz. Lastly, Bruno Pferd uncovers an intriguing legal battle between Krafton and founders from Unknown Worlds over bonus payments tied to Subnautica’s success, with a surprising twist involving a court ruling and ChatGPT advice in “Krafton Forced to Rehire Fired CEO Following ChatGPT Advice”. Be sure to check out these insightful reads here: Will NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 Revolutionize Gaming Graphics or Destroy Video Game Art?, Dollar Falls and Closes at R$5.22, and Krafton Forced to Rehire Fired CEO Following ChatGPT Advice.
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Links to external sources for further reading
- Digital Foundry says they got death threats over NVIDIA DLSS 5 coverageDigital Foundry says they got death threats over NVIDIA DLSS 5 coveragedexerto.com
- Digital Foundry Addresses DLSS 5 Blowback: 'We Should Have Taken More Time'Digital Foundry Addresses DLSS 5 Blowback: 'We Should Have Taken More Time'kotaku.com
- 3. Aging up characters3. Aging up characterstechradar.com
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