Arthur / How an AI-monitoring platform humanized AI and broke out of a crowded market with a new brand and website — earning features in Bloomberg, CNBC, TechCrunch, and Axios.
Project Information
Stage
Early
Industry
Technology
Services
Branding
Website
Brand Guidelines
Templates
Impact Points
Responsible AI
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As a B Corp, Odd Notion only partners with founders building products that benefit people and planet. We sort that commitment into three tiers:
Measured impact — brands with verified, certified outcomes, like a fellow B Corp.
Unmeasured impact — brands doing real good that haven't yet quantified it.
Do no harm — brands we're proud to build because of how they operate.
Arthur sits in our unmeasured-impact tier. Its platform exists to keep AI accurate and fair — monitoring machine-learning models to catch the inaccurate and biased outputs that can quietly harm the people those systems touch. The good is built into the product; it simply hasn't been formally measured here.
Situation
We were given the amazing opportunity to collaborate with Arthur, a leading pioneer in the field of AI monitoring, on a comprehensive brand strategy endeavor. Arthur sought to strengthen its connection with its customer base by humanizing its brand. Arthur operates in a space that's buzzing with competitors, many of whom had already made a significant mark with their branding efforts. The objective was to elevate Arthur's brand recognition in this highly competitive landscape.
Problem
The challenge was twofold. On one hand, we needed to reposition AI as a tool for enhancing human capabilities, as opposed to a technology to fear. On the other hand, we needed to identify a cost-efficient method to rapidly accelerate Arthur's brand awareness in the market. The problem was compounded by the fact that competitors had already established their brand presence, causing Arthur to play catch-up.
Solution
We developed a comprehensive strategy that reaffirmed Arthur's mission of ensuring accuracy and equity in AI models, establishing Arthur as the 'adults in the room' with a research-led approach and enterprise-native origins, and humanizing AI as a tool that enhances human capabilities.
Our partnership with Arthur went beyond developing strategic solutions. The team at Odd Notion worked on branding style guides, decks, marketing templates, and a new website, all the while ensuring a strong human connection was maintained. Our design team also created appealing illustrations that encapsulated Arthur's mission and commitment to responsible AI.
Credits
Strategy: Bertha
Creative Direction: Bertha
Graphic Design: Eleazar Ruiz
Illustrations by Grace Poole
Coloring by Ryan Whiteley
Identity design by Mackey Saturday
Outcomes after rebrand