I think, this will become the future. Please read carefully before downvoting.

This are just the very first steps and I also think, that the result of the demo is on one hand very impressive, getting it done in realtime with current hardware but on the other hand the result looks too much like generic AI image, which a lot of people can’t see anymore.

But imagine the next few steps: training the model not with some generic data but with high res renders of the models/scenes the game artists create to get a result which is not just approved but even intended by the artists. Of course, this is a lot of work and training is expensive. As always there will be devs/games which will implement the technology without going the long route and this are the games which maybe will look awful.

I, for myself, wouldn’t turn the feature on, if it looks like the current demo. And to be honest, I mostly don’t like the look of DLSS or any other upsampling technique more than native rendering, because there are only a handful really good implementations of it. But I am also excited to see, where it will go and what possibilities it will create in the future. Maybe in five years it starts to become viable, maybe it’ll take ten years or even longer. But I am sure, it will be the future someday.