How DeepSeek’s new AI model is shaking up the status quo
Chris Hazard, the CTO and co-founder of Raleigh’s Howso, talked about how AI improvements have changed the “shape” of the models we work with.
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Howso partners with Microsoft to deliver explainable AI to the Azure Marketplace
The partnership, announced last week, will bring transparent and scalable AI solutions to Microsoft’s wide customer base. The collaboration is part of Microsoft’s Pegasus Program, an invite-only group that focuses on technology solutions for startups.
Howso brings in new CEO, plans for opportunities in regulation and “explainable” AI
The company announced the hire of Guarav Rao last week, which will allow former CEO and new Chairman Dr. Mike Capps more time to focus on national and international AI policy.
‘AI safety is imperative:’ Triangle thought leaders talk artificial intelligence with Senate panel
The seventh and final planned session of the Senate’s AI Forum included two representatives from the Triangle: Howso’s Mike Capps, and Duke Computer Science Professor, Cynthia Rudin. Check out what they discussed.
From Diveplane to Howso: The meaning of AI startup’s name change and its open source future
Dr. Chris Hazard shares the latest on Howso goals for AI, the application of “open-source” on the industry, and his thoughts on the best direction for AI legislation.
Raleigh AI startup Diveplane rebrands as Howso + pivots to open source
The shift to an open-source engine emphasizes Diveplane’s early focus on keeping humanity and transparency in AI by providing the Howso engine that allows fully traceable and auditable responses.
