Internet se burla de Nvidia DLSS 5 por considerarlo un April Fool's y una "bazofia

Las reacciones en Internet al anuncio de DLSS 5 de Nvidia han generado memes que redefinen el acrónimo con "slop" y escepticismo al confundirlo con una broma del Día de los Inocentes, a pesar de producirse en marzo.

Tras la revelación de DLSS 5 por parte de Nvidia el 16 de marzo de 2026 -una mejora de la IA generativa para el renderizado neuronal en tiempo real en juegos-, un informe de TechRadar del 17 de marzo puso de manifiesto una intensa reacción. Titulado para evocar el "odio a raudales" fuera de la temporada de los April Fools (Inocentes), se convirtió en objeto de burlas virales. Un comentario notable decía: "Pensaba que este vídeo era una broma del Día de los Inocentes, pero aún estamos en marzo". Los usuarios popularizaron acrónimos que incorporaban "slop", criticando los efectos visuales mejorados por la IA como de baja calidad u homogeneizados. Esta tendencia a los memes amplifica las críticas de los jugadores a los efectos uncanny, basándose en la cobertura del anuncio inicial.

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