NVIDIA's DLSS might be the best image-to-image large model in the world.

It barely consumes resources - you can run it simultaneously while playing demanding large-scale games. Not only does it not increase hardware load; it actually reduces overall hardware usage. It upscales images, fixes them, and generates 4K images in mere milliseconds. Plus, it doesn't involve millions of tiny files that could wear out your hard drive. This could be because DLSS is written in C and C++, rather than Python. Will there be a C or C++ version of the image-to-image AI in the future? submitted by /u/bluioinchans [link] [comments.