Um, actually, no your comment was about AI generating textures & even entire video games almost from scratch, based upon relatively simple English-language descriptions of the desired functionalities.

Somehow, astonishingly, my G-rated comment got removed by an obviously malicious moderator, a malicious false report, or an AI algorithm that's completely out of control (maybe my AI social credit score is so abysmal that it's inclined to delete literally everything that I write?)

In regards to frame generation, the current implementations of it are such that it largely just simply interpolate between two existing frames. That's fine when FPS is high & there is little change from one frame to another, but when you actually need it, i.e. when FPS is low, the performance of frame generation is bad because the amount of change from one frame to another is more substantial. On top of that, frame generation increases latency, because it basically needs a frame that's "from the future" (relative to what's currently being displayed on the screen) in order to interpolate between two frames, causing increased latency. And again, when FPS is low, the latency will increase proportionately with the time needed to generate each real frame. Literally everything gets worse when you actually need it to work.

On top of all of that, in a few years, frame generation will be almost entirely obsolete, as video cards will be increasingly capable of generating actually real frames at a pace & quality that you basically couldn't ask for anything better.

So as you can see, frame generation is literally nonsense.

Upscaling, on the other hand, is a vastly superior solution & will have a longer shelf life.