NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the latest AI graphics technology, DLSS 5, at the NVIDIA GTC conference this Monday. This technology aims to enhance game graphics realism while reducing computational power consumption. DLSS 5 combines traditional 3D graphics data with generative AI models, enabling GPUs to generate richly detailed scenes and characters without rendering each element from scratch. DLSS 5 takes game color information and per-frame motion vectors as inputs, utilizing AI models to infuse scenes with photorealistic lighting and material effects that remain consistent across consecutive frames. The technology supports real-time operation at up to 4K resolution, ensuring a smooth interactive experience. Huang described DLSS 5 as a 'GPT moment' in the field of graphics technology, merging manually designed rendering techniques with generative AI to achieve a significant leap in visual realism. It is reported that DLSS 5 is expected to be released this fall and will be supported by several top game developers, including Bethesda, CAPCOM, NetEase, Tencent, and others. The first batch of games supporting DLSS 5 includes Aion 2, Assassin's Creed: Shadows, Starfield, and more.