What do you think is the long term solution and/or endgame of this RAM crisis? Asking here, because I am pro-AI.
Summary
The article discusses the RAM crisis, its negative impact on tech enthusiasts, and the lack of clear long-term solutions, with RAM demand expected to rise further as AI progresses towards AGI.
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