Plotly Technologies, the Montreal-based company that brought interactive, scientific data visualization to the web browser through its open-source Plotly and Dash libraries, today announced a partnership with Mila, the world-renowned artificial intelligence institute based in Quebec. The partnership highlights the importance of interactive visualization for understanding artificial intelligence processes and outputs.

“Plotly’s software bridges the user interface (UI) gap between artificial intelligence and the smart people solving the world’s most complex problems in all sectors including pharmaceutical, finance, energy, and technology,” said Jack Parmer, CEO of Plotly. “Dash Enterprise makes it easy to build, deploy and hyperscale interactive data science and AI applications. Partnering with Mila is a common sense move to grow Canada’s AI ecosystem and accelerate the adoption of cutting-edge AI in industries around the world.”

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Plotly’s open-source libraries are already familiar to many in Mila’s network of over 700 researchers and partners, including Amgen, a long-term Plotly customer. Additionally, Dash is used in projects on which Mila has partnered, such as codecarbon.io, a Python project that estimates the carbon dioxide footprint of AI computing and presents solutions for reducing emissions.

“We are happy to welcome Plotly as a partner in the Mila community. The shared expertise of our organizations is a win for the open-source AI community and the industry partners that benefit from Mila’s world-class researchers and experts,” said Yoshua Bengio, Mila’s Founder and Scientific Director. “We look forward to working with Plotly to facilitate AI adoption across sectors.”

Plotly is a data visualization company focused on taking data science out of the lab and into the business. Plotly makes it easy to build, deploy, and hyperscale interactive analytic apps, graphs, and visualizations in any programming language. Plotly’s libraries are used by millions worldwide and embedded into mission-critical applications across the Fortune 500.

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