To transform the legal industry, Harvey hires domain experts to outline the necessary steps for various legal processes, which are then enhanced by AI models.

The transition from a software-based model to selling legal work involves creating revenue-sharing agreements with law firms, combining their expertise with Harvey's technology to enhance their business offerings.

The ideal interaction with Harvey for lawyers is not a simple command interface but a more nuanced system that allows for complex workflows and user judgment in legal tasks.

From day one, Harvey emphasized the importance of accurate citations in the legal industry, which distinguishes it from other AI applications that may lack this focus.

The best aspect of working at Harvey is the constant stimulation from new developments and changes in the market, which keeps the work exciting.

As AI capabilities grow, product teams can still add significant value by focusing on user experience, ethical considerations, and strategic direction.

We approached the development of our AI by breaking down the legal research process into steps, mimicking how the best attorneys would tackle a problem.

The integration of AI in software development is becoming synonymous with the process itself, making it essential for future product builders to embrace these technologies.

Harvey aims to provide better access to justice by reducing the average cost of legal services, which is currently $352 an hour in the U.S., as a significant number of people lack access to the justice system, and even if every lawyer worked 20 hours a week on this issue, it wouldn't close the gap.