What would you do with 16G of RAM on a Raspberry Pi 5?

Question

Would you run a larger operating system? 
 Would you use it for some larger model AI? 
 Would you use it for running a larger number of concurrent applications? 
 Would you use it for robotics and ROS or autonomous systems? 
 Would you use it for video editing? 
 
 I would like to see if it is suitable for video editing... 
 Please comment on what you would use it for or what you think it would be good for below.

cstanton · Answer

I never really had a problem with the Raspberry Pi's 1GB to 8GB variants until I realised that swapping to storage probably contributed to the death of my SDCards. 
 Now that I run Raspberry Pis for longer periods, such as using them for proxy/DNS servers, Minecraft servers, and automatic mapping, I find that I hammer both the RAM and the Swap a bit more as log files increase in size and data is moved in/out of RAM. 
 I can see it also helping for using a web browser with multiple tabs, but then I would have thought that would be a given. 
 Devices such as Valve's Steam Deck have 16GB of RAM, which it allocates between VRAM and system RAM dynamically, allowing up to 8GB of texture memory, and I can see that being a 'thing' on the Raspberry Pi where it's used for games. 
 Valve's derivative of Wine, Proton, is being ported to arm64, and that's going to have implications for the Raspberry Pi.