A successful demo can compress several days of legal work into minutes, illustrating how AI can significantly enhance a lawyer's efficiency.

AI tools for lawyers are becoming increasingly viable, allowing for the automation of legal work and the potential for creating the largest law firm on the planet.

If we can ensure that people receive the same quality of legal advice through AI, potentially with a lawyer involved, it could greatly benefit those in need.

The legal industry is on the verge of a major transition where lawyers will increasingly use AI to enhance access to justice, despite existing regulatory challenges.

The future of AI in various fields, including law, holds great potential for efficiency and strategic thinking, reducing the time and cost associated with traditional methods.

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 biggest surprise for me is how well AI performs in legal work, which I initially thought would be too complex for it to handle effectively.

The launch of Co-Counsel led to overwhelming demand, with our servers going down and an inability to hire support and sales staff quickly enough, which is a sign of real product-market fit. We built an AI Legal Assistant that acts like a new member of the law firm, capable of reading millions of documents and summarizing findings, which significantly extends the workforce of law firms.

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.