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Silicon Darwinism: Why Scarcity Is the Source of True Intelligence

February 2, 2026

We are confusing “size” with “smart.” The next leap in artificial intelligence will not come from a larger data center, but from a more constrained environment.

The post Silicon Darwinism: Why Scarcity Is the Source of True Intelligence appeared first on Towards Data Science.

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