When PwC rolled out Harvey, an AI-powered legal assistant across its legal services teams, it was the junior attorneys who showed the most enthusiasm. “They don’t want to sit there going through legislation manually trying to piece things together,” said Bivek Sharma, Partner and Chief AI Officer at PwC UK, at Fortune’s Brainstorm AI conference in London. “They can have a tool to kind of get them 60% to 70% of the way there, then they can do more qualitative work.”
Harvey, developed by a San Francisco-based startup of the same name, was founded in 2022. It is designed to automate tasks such as contract analysis, document drafting, legal research, and compliance review. The company has since grown to a valuation of $3 billion and has reported over $70 million in annual recurr
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