Coulomb_Barrier
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I work as research /computer engineer in some company , my job is to deal with neural network and embedded devices . Just wanted to clarify , things that you see with AI relating to NVIDIA etc won't be available on your consoles. Don't expect them. AMD has years or decade behind in tech. NVIDIA is simply unstoppable so you wont get DLSS2.0 out of nowhere from AMD.
NVIDIA R&D is one of the best teams along with Google,Microsoft,Facebook. AMD's priority is since 2010 to earn market share. They were doing terrible those days. This is what most of their R&D went. NVIDIA was and still doing mighty fine so that was why they saw opportunity with Deep Learning in 2011 (along with technical breakthrough by finding backprop algorithm)
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So you won't get any significant AI system working on next gen machines. A chatbot like assistant maybe(from the leaks I saw Playstation supposedly ) but that's not gonna be something much important to users. More like to collect more data about purchase habits, search habits etc it will provide a greater purpose to company itself then users.
Since there wont be a third party ,open source API like for this stuff companies either gonna deal with themselves or dont bother at all. I dont believe companies are gonna hire deep learning software engineers for it. That's simply not priority for most companies.
Though DirectML from looks good but PlayStation doesn't use Direct X so i doubt multi platform developers will care for that. If a third party like AWS supported that sure.
Microsoft first party will probably use it though.
I hope they do have something, they may have something under super secret wraps to compete with DLSS but you're right, it's hard to see where the money for that is coming from given AMD's awful profits each year even after Ryzen 3000 if you're a pessimist.
I'm more optimistic though, AMD has always had an answer generally to Nvidia tech and vice versa.