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About Pathway

Pathway is building AI architectures and models that autonomously and continually learn, evolve, and reason.

BDH is a post-Transformer AI architecture built around one premise: intelligence should not have to choose between reasoning and memory. Rather than bolting memory onto a language model from the outside, BDH makes memory, adaptation, and inference part of the same computational fabric.

The design is brain-inspired, but not brain-imitative. It draws on principles biology got right, namely local interaction, sparse activity, persistent state, and continual adjustment, and applies them to a modern sequence model.

The result is a different path forward for AI. BDH keeps the strengths of language models, but pushes beyond token-by-token processing toward parallel latent reasoning, the kind of internal structure needed for models that do not just generate answers, but work through problems.

About the Team

Pathway is led by co-founder & CEO Zuzanna Stamirowska, a complexity scientist who created a team consisting of AI pioneers, including CTO Jan Chorowski who was the first person to apply Attention to speech and worked with Nobel laureate Geoff Hinton at Google Brain, as well as CSO Adrian Kosowski, a leading computer scientist and quantum physicist who obtained his PhD at the age of 20.

The company is backed by leading investors and advisors, including Lukasz Kaiser, co-author of the Transformer (“the T” in ChatGPT). Pathway is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA.