Sam Altman becomes ‘Ram Altman’ and says his memory remark was misread
THE SO WHAT
The back‑and‑forth over ‘too much memory’ is really about who controls data gravity — local devices, cloud assistants, or third‑party apps. For operators, the takeaway is simple: design data strategies that assume both massive retention and rising user sensitivity to where that memory lives.
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