It's obvious you haven't read the article and are reacting to the headline. In fact, the author highlights that the issue is probably with the system software (

It's obvious you haven't read the article and are reacting to the headline. In fact, the author highlights that the issue is probably with the system software (macOS): That’s extremely similar to the MacBook Pro and Monterey issues I’ve read this week—except I’m still running Big Sur ... It’s possible that macOS isn’t managing this unified memory structure properly, and will continue to allocate RAM beyond what is available without freeing up RAM that is no longer needed. This is commonly referred to as a “memory leak.” Performance gradually deteriorates until you need to either wait for the RAM to clear, force-quit the app, or restart the machine ... it’s entirely possible that Apple fixes it in a future version of macOS without ever addressing the issue publicly. That’s what happened with the excessive SSD usage earlier this year, though that Apple says that was a “data reporting error” and not an actual problem. The memory bug is an actual issue that needs to be fixed as soon as possible.