Agreed. Regular (not modifying the source) AI upscaling is great for consumer product longevity and performance.
It’s how I recently got 4K 120fps when I hooked my PC to a TV. It’s also how someone with an older GPU can play newer, more graphically intensive titles without having to buy an upgrade.
If it’ll have similar results for PlayStation, I have no idea, but it’s not a bad technology.
I’ve started my second playthrough of Pacific Drive after buying all of the DLC in the Steam sale.
It says a lot when I finish a game at all and it’s saying a hell of a lot that I’m hooked again on a second play through.