Pathway, a data company that builds live AI, has raised $10 million in its seed round led by TQ Ventures, with participation from Kadmos and Id4 Menlo Park, California.
Earlier in November last year, Pathway had raised $5 million in a seed round led by Yamaha Motor Ventures, joined by Verge HealthTech Fund and others.
The proceeds will be used to enable the next step in Pathway’s mission to create live AI systems capable of complex reasoning, an effort led by co-founders CSO Adrian Kosowski and CTO Jan Chorowski, who previously worked with recent physics Nobel Prize winner and the “Godfather of”, Geoff Hinton.
Pathway says its platform compiles clinical practice guidance from millions of evidence-based sources into a database that allows healthcare professionals to search for and access medical information.
Pathway claims 370,000 clinicians from 200 countries are registered on its platform, which it says offers over 70,000 recommendations on 30,000 clinical topics.
Its offering includes infrastructure components that fuel live AI systems from dynamic sources of structured and unstructured data, enabling decision-making based on always up-to-date knowledge.
Its growing customer base includes businesses in regulated industries with complex data requirements, including NATO and La Poste.
