I'm not impressed, and this is why making performance claims with upscaling and frame gen on should be forbidden by law and punishable by death... Or a small fine.
Either way, it's more the og claim than the actual result that's a big surprise, Jensen has claimed years ago that in the future most of the graphics heavy lifting would be generated images by AI as opposed to rendered graphics.
So Nvidia brings us where the CEO said they would.
Next step is to make games that use a custom trained AI model to generate the world's graphics, in part or in full, while you play to achieve more realistic lighting, physics general appearance, using the actual 3d pipeline to render basic metadata about the world and object placement.
That kind of tech has been in the works for years, and like all AI tech it has only gotten much better over time, what remains to be seen is what generation of cards is fast enough to do this in real time at a good resolution while using an AI model that makes sense.