Winston Weinberg argues that AI-driven task automation will enable lawyers to engage in higher-value strategic advisory work earlier in their careers.

Winston Weinberg predicts that jobs will have to fundamentally change as AI could automate as much as 70% of the tasks within a given job over the next three years.

Harvey's strategy for entering the legal industry is to brand itself as a partner for transformation, rather than a disruptor aiming to "steamroll" existing firms.

Winston Weinberg of Harvey believes that AI will lead to significant task automation within professions, but this should not be confused with the complete automation of entire jobs.

Harvey has intentionally avoided a self-serve model, believing that a top-down, enterprise-focused approach similar to Glean's is necessary to build trust and create a reliable product for the legal d...

Harvey's product and go-to-market strategy is designed to build a business that can survive the next 10 years of AI model releases by focusing on complex, context-specific legal work that is difficult...

Harvey employs a "land and expand" motion that combines a top-down enterprise sale with internal product-led growth dynamics, where usage spreads virally within and between law firms and their enterpr...