Perhaps the only useful application of DLSS 5: black and white films

In a recent article on Habr, the author conducts an unusual experiment using DLSS 5 upscaling technology to process black and white films. Although the author admits the result is "disgusting" and calls it an "experiment for the sake of an experiment," they highlight the very fact that neural network scaling algorithms can be applied to classic cinema. The author ironically criticizes their own actions, emphasizing that the visual quality leaves much to be desired, but the process itself demonstrates the boundaries of modern artificial intelligence technologies. The article is more of an entertaining and exploratory piece rather than a professional video restoration effort. It represents another attempt by enthusiasts to find non-standard applications for gaming technologies in other media sectors, even if the final result horrifies the author.