Fox2232:

In applications where there is use for it, I am sure it will pay itself off. But question is what kind of AI operations it can do. And how it will translate to Operations done by GPUs. Where I expect it will be highly irrelevant unless scale becomes more important than complexity and latency.

At the very least something like this could be implemented in AI upscaling or maybe even for using AI to generate entire intermediate frames. Having a chunk of very fast memory designed specifically for AI integrated into GPUs that are starting to handle AI tasks already seems like a natural progression. I can also see AI tricks to improve the look of older games. Imagine for an example an older game that was locked to 60FPS. Perhaps we will start seeing AI creating intermediary frames and increasing that to a fluid 120FPS without a single modification to the actual game.

Wake me when it ships...;)