NVIDIA Fool joke in April to a real AI assistant for personal computer games

What Start Since the April lie joke for nearly eight years, it evolved into a real tool for NVIDIA.

Chips unveil Experimental version of Project G-SSIST, AI assistant designed to raise the computer experience for players and creators, on Tuesday. The feature is available for GeForce RTX desktop users – the visual computing platform – through the NVIDIA application. The company said it would add wider support to a future history.

G -ssist-which was Disturbed Kenaba on Twitter again in 2018, and was later tried at Computer Expo Compaex in 2024 – users help manage major computer settings, such as improving game and system performance, measuring tire rates and lighting control through basic or text sound orders.

Users can request performance standards in actual time, such as cumin and temperature, and ask the system to improve these scales for specific games. According to the company, the assistant can also provide diagnoses and recommendations to reduce system bottlenecks, improve energy efficiency and GPU. It supports integration with third -party devices from companies such as Logitech G, Corsair and Nanoleaf by allowing users to set or set fan speeds, lighting and other custom settings.

The move comes at a time when more companies are working to integrate artificial intelligence systems that resemble human being on their platforms using tools designed to take daily tasks and simplify digital experiences.

G-drawn also arrives with NVIDIA continuing to launch a wave of the following generation techniques. At the 2025 GPU Technology Conference, CEO Jensen Huang Declare A set of tools that aim to help human robots learn how to be robots. The company also recently presented the latest selection of artificial intelligence chips and shared its advanced vision of quantum computing.