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It might be that in order to get it to work in real-time they had to shave the model down to its bare essentials
They didn't do anything with the models, it's been confirmed that the tech just takes the 2d frame and applies whatever AI Instagram filters on top.
Wait, it's just one normal model running at whatever FPS your PC is putting out? I mean, that seems... Unrealistic?? Am I missing something?
Which is why they were running 2x 5090
1 for ai Instagram filter
1 for normal rendering
Oh... Yea I forgot about the ridiculous demand for 2 GPU's...