Diveplane is now Howso
When we named the company Diveplane, it was an homage to the short wing of the submarine that guides
it up and down in the water. The diving submarine was evocative of AI/ML techniques of diving in data.
Since then, we’ve grown our team and earned the privilege of serving enterprises,
healthcare providers, and governments around the world. We’ve made some major breakthroughs
in explainable AI and cracked the code to instance-based learning at scale. Along the way, we realized
the Diveplane brand didn’t fully capture the breadth our work. So, we’ve spent the past few months aligning
our identity with our mission.
Today, we’re proud to announce our new identity:
The world is being wowed by new AI applications, but these tools are black boxes which provide no
traceability, transparency, or accountability. Many people have begun to accept the faulty notion
that black box is inevitable. That we must sacrifice integrity for performance. At Howso, we disagree.
We’re building AI without compromise and open sourcing it so the world can join us.
When AI decides who gets a mortgage, gets into college, is approved for surgery, or granted parole,
it’s essential that we’re able to fully understand, audit, and explain how those models work. That’s
why Howso exists: to provide AI/ML practitioners with the power to understand and control the decisions
they make. We won’t settle for less.
So, as of today, we’re Howso: the same team on the same mission, now with a bold identity that captures
who we are.
Here’s to advancing trustworthy AI as the standard.
Dr. Mike Capps & Dr. Chris Hazard
Co-Founders of Howso
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The Evolution of Diveplane to Howso
When Diveplane was first founded, our focus was on serving enterprises, healthcare providers, and governments with cutting-edge AI solutions. Over time, we realized that our brand didn't fully encompass the scope of our work and the impact we wanted to make in the world. This realization sparked a journey to realign our identity with our mission, culminating in the exciting announcement of our new identity: Howso.
Howso represents a bold step forward for our team, as we continue our mission of bringing transparency, traceability, and accountability to the world of AI applications. The rebranding to Howso signals our commitment to ensuring that the decisions made by AI systems can be understood, audited, and explained. We are excited to embark on this new chapter as Howso, while remaining true to the core values and goals that have always driven our work.