Neural Rendering is an AI-driven technique that synthesizes realistic images, videos, or 3D scenes by learning from data rather than relying on traditional computer graphics pipelines. It leverages deep learning models, such as generative adversarial networks (GANs) and neural radiance fields (NeRFs), to generate high-fidelity visual content. This technology is widely used in applications like virtual reality, gaming, and film production to create lifelike digital environments and characters. Neural rendering can also enable real-time scene manipulation, allowing users to modify lighting, textures, and perspectives dynamically. As the field advances, it continues to blur the line between synthetic and real-world visuals, revolutionizing content creation across industries.