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The Verge 1 month ago 50 ● 4 sources
Nvidia is re-introducing DLSS 5’s “neural rendering” after backlash over how it altered a game’s appearance on launch. The company says the updated version debuts on September 3rd. The messaging shifts to “preserves artistic intent” with developers getting more control over how the rendered frame is handled.
The Verge 1 month ago 49 ● 4 sources
Nvidia is launching DLSS 5 this week on RTX 50-series desktop and laptop GPUs and via GeForce Now cloud gaming, with NBA 2K27 as the only confirmed early game. DLSS 5 arrives with NBA 2K27 on September 3rd at 9PM PT on PC. Support is limited to that release for now, and it signals a requirement for high-end GPU compute to use the feature.
Latent Space 1 month ago 14 ● 2 sources
Fal’s H3 Max Live was tuned from Minimax’s H3 release to deliver continuous video generation fast enough to support an “infinite” live stream format instead of short, slow clips. The reported optimization achieved 35x faster inference than the official endpoint. Fal then relaunched its live service with audience-steerable, LLM-generated prompts and added reference-to-video generation at up to real-time factor 1 in early preview, after being removed from Twitch/YouTube.
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15 October 2026
Meta used today’s open-weight model drop to make a point: “frontier” doesn’t have to stay in the datacenter. Muse Spark Open ships as an 816B multimodal model with a 1 million–token context window, paired with Muse Code for coding and agent-style workflows—and it comes with strings. The license is free for use and fine-tuning, but it adds revenue-linked conditions (including advance notice above $20 million) and asks developers to display “Built with Muse Spark Open.” Running locally is a hardware project in itself: Meta says you need about 1TB of RAM. Still, the rollout is broad—Meta is making it available via multiple API platforms for desktop-focused tasks, and now through Amazon SageMaker JumpStart for deploy-to-your-own-AWS-account use, including BF16 and a 4-bit NVFP4 variant.
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