08.06.24
Artificial intelligence seems likely to take some of the fun out of working with accessories for enthusiasts: while we do our laundry or go about our daily lives, the AI will be able to adjust the optimal graphics settings and operating modes of the video card.
At the Computex 2024 exhibition, NVIDIA unveiled a technology called Project G-Assist for RTX series video card users. Project G-Assist leverages neural networks and language models to allow players to receive contextual hints and tips. Users can ask questions via voice or text, receive recommendations on weapon selection and task completion, and have the story and history of the game world explained to them.
Plus, NVIDIA Project G-Assist analyzes your screenshots and explains what you see and what to do next. G-Assist models can be customized by developers for specific games, providing high accuracy and detailed response, and it works both in the cloud and on your GeForce RTX AI-powered computers and laptops.
In addition to game tips, G-Assist can also analyze your computer's characteristics and automatically tune your game for optimal performance and stability.
A while ago, Microsoft announced plans to integrate its Copilot AI assistant into the PC and Xbox gaming space. 
This assistant will provide the player with hints, support conversations, and help complete game tasks.
NVIDIA also announced the availability of a new version of the NVIDIA app, a universal tool for managing GeForce graphics adapters that combines the capabilities of GeForce Experience and the NVIDIA Control Panel.
The program's main innovation was the automatic overclocking feature for video adapters.One-Click Auto-GPU Tuning makes it easy for owners of mobile and desktop GeForce RTX graphics adapters to boost the performance of their devices. The feature automatically configures your video adapter for optimal performance, but still allows users to manually adjust some settings.
