Boltzbit appoints Head of Marketing & Communications
New hire to accelerate the firm’s brand presence and support its next phase of growth.
LONDON, October 13, 2025 – Boltzbit, the deeptech AI company pioneering instant-learning models and the AGI 2.0 movement, today announced the appointment of Sophonie Robichon as its new Head of Marketing & Communications.
In her role, Robichon will shape Boltzbit’s brand, amplify its voice and build the connections that position the company at the forefront of GenAI. Her remit spans brand and marketing strategy, media relations, thought leadership, and executive communications, defining how Boltzbit engages with partners, clients, and the wider AI community.
She joins Boltzbit from Liquidnet, where she served as Global Head of Communications, overseeing the firm’s global communications strategy and managing brand reputation and media engagement across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC. She brings more than 15 years of experience driving creative, high-impact marketing and communications campaigns across financial services and technology, with senior roles at JPMorgan Chase and State Street,.
“General Learning Intelligence can only fulfil its promise if people understand it, trust it and feel ownership over it. Marketing and communications are essential to that journey. Sophonie brings exactly the kind of strategic thinking and creative leadership we need to help organisations see the value of GLI and why it matters. I’m excited to have her with us as we scale our mission and bring this next era of AI to a much wider audience,” said Dr Yichuan Zhang, Co-founder and CEO of Boltzbit.
Robichon’s appointment marks an important step in Boltzbit’s continued growth and deepening engagement with organisations adopting next-generation AI.
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About Boltzbit
Boltzbit is an AI research company headquartered in London, developing General Learning Intelligence (GLI). Founded in 2020 by former Google AI researcher Dr Yichuan Zhang and former Microsoft AI researcher Dr Jinli Hu, the company builds on academic research into Boltzmann machines to develop generative models capable of live learning in production.
Its models are designed to address the limitations of traditional pre-trained transformers by continuously adapting to new data and environments. Boltzbit’s technology is already in production, powering applications across financial services, data, and high-growth technology sectors.
The company is part of a new wave of research focused on moving beyond static, model-centric AI toward adaptive, context-driven intelligence, an approach referred to as AGI 2.0. For more information, visit www.boltzbit.com.
