Pathway CSO pitches BDH as post-Transformer architecture uniting memory, reasoning, adaptation
schwentker · x · 2026-10-15
Pathway's CSO Adrian Kosowski took the stage at The AI Conference to argue for a post-Transformer landscape, presenting BDH (Baby Dragon Hatchling) — an architecture that unites memory, reasoning, and adaptation, aiming for what he calls "intelligence-maxxing": more intelligence per watt, token, and dollar. The talk signals continued startup-level exploration of alternatives to the Transformer paradigm.
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