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[AI Driven Demand] US government eases AI regulations, spurring rapid industry growth in Q2 2024.

Impact 1.00
Likelihood 0.55
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AI Rationale

Eased regulatory environments can accelerate technological adoption and innovation. A reduction in regulatory barriers would likely lead to a surge in AI projects, increasing demand for RAM and other computing resources.

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