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OpenAI CEO Altman points out: 'Now is not the time to use a large amount of memory on personal PCs'

OpenAI CEO Altman points out: 'Now is not the time to use a large amount of memory on personal PCs'
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated in an interview that installing large amounts of memory in personal PCs is not advisable due to the limited global supply of DRAM.

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  • •Sam Altman pointed out the limited global supply of DRAM in an interview video released on October 29.
  • •He expressed his view that equipping personal PCs with a large amount of memory is not a good practice.
  • •The comments were made as a guest on 'Cheeky Pint,' a show hosted by Stripe co-founder John Collison.
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