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Ambient occlusion is a rendering technique that simulates soft shadows in areas where surfaces are close together, adding depth and realism. It approximates how ambient light is blocked in intersections and crevices. While not simulating direct shadows, ambient occlusion enhances visual realism, especially in gaming, architecture, and CGI. Various methods exist like screen-space ambient occlusion used in games and ray tracing used for high-quality rendering.
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