Exclusive: Harvey hires lawyers to train AI models amid growing legal tech competition

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Harvey, a legal AI startup, hires lawyers to train its models, aiming to automate legal tasks and stay competitive amid a crowded AI market.

Summary

Harvey cofounder Winston Weinberg and Gabe Pereyra are building AI assistants that parse dense legal text. They hire practicing lawyers to train models, turning legal expertise into data for generative AI. This shifts how associates work and speeds client analysis. The legal tech market is crowded with startups offering document review, contract analysis, and litigation support. Harvey is refining models with precise training data and expanding task scope beyond summarization. AI tools won't replace attorneys but will change skill demands; early understanding of training processes positions lawyers for future adoption.

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