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Engineer builds AI laser defense system that wiped out every mosquito in his home
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this post was submitted on 04 Jun 2026
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Its unfortunate how big tech has hacked the word AI to mostly mean these LLM based chatbots or agents.
Even when LLMs are like tiny subset of AI technologies out there.
I see what you did there, you hacker.
Meant to say hijacked but I guess hacked is close enough.
I actually think DLSS5 isn't that terrible and part of the reason it was so hated was because of "AI". I see it similar to graphic mods or Ray reconstruction (DLSS 4.5), just another tech. Don't like it? Don't use it. Me, on the other hand, want to actually see this happen in real-time, one day. I imagine we could even see proper filters in the future (like this).
As a technology DLSS5 feels a lot like Nvidia RTX remix where game can be modded to look very different from how it was originally intentended to look. If it can be achieved with local hardware it's fine, if it needs internet connection, subscription and huge data-center then not so much.
DLSS has always been local. I've never heard about anything cloud-related when it comes to DLSS. The DLSS5 demo was also local.
It can be done locally with like $7k in graphics cards, last I checked.
Not really. You're thinking of Nvidia test bench, and they always go overboard. 5070 was already confirmed to support DLSS5.
The last article I read on the technical requirements said you need at least 2. If that's still true, I guess you can get away with $5k.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/geforce-graphics-cards/5/583738/dlss-5-faq/
DLSS5 would fail if they required two cards, and nVidia knows this.
That's excellent! I was wondering why they were making a graphics technology for like 9 whales.
Gross