Harvey Blog

harvey.ai · Company blog · on HN since 2023

Harvey, a legal AI startup, posts company news on funding rounds and engineering write-ups on AI infrastructure, agents, and evaluation.

What HN saysCommenters question what Harvey actually does, call its tagline weak, and mention it as a well-funded competitor in legal AI.
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What HN people wrote when they linked it

satvikpendem · 2023-08-31
AI investment is actually down recently, looks like the hype is wearing off since most of the companies funded were just wrapping OpenAI APIs. I will copy paste a post I submitted before regarding a similar issue. https://twitter.com/0xSamHogan/status/1680725207898816512 Nitter: https://nitter.net/0xSamHogan/status/1680725207898816512#m --- 6 months ago it looked like AI / LLMs were going to bring a much needed revival to the venture startup ecosystem after a few tough years. With companies like Jasper starting to slow down, it’s looking like this may not be the case. Right now there are 2 clear winners, a handful of losers, and a small group of moonshots that seem promising. Let’s start with the losers. Companies like Jasper and the VCs that back them are the biggest losers right now. Jasper raised >$100M at a 10-figure valuation for what is essentially a generic, thin wrapper around OpenAI. Their UX and brand are good, but not great, and competition from companies building differentiated products specifically for high-value niches are making it very hard to grow with such a generic product. I’m not sure how this pans out but VC’s will likely lose their money. The other category of losers are the VC-backed teams building at the application layer that raised $250K-25M in Dec - March on the back of the chatbot craze with the expectation that they would be able to sell to later-stage and enterprise companies. These startups typically have products that are more…
pcwelder · 2025-07-31
To be absolutely honest, this wasn't a very conscious choice :-) I don't think a direct similarity with domain specific languages is evident to me. I rather find the messaging similar to some "agents" from other domains. e.g. https://www.harvey.ai/
resolutebat · 2023-11-28
> whose tagline is "Generative AI for Elite Law Firms" That's a terrible tagline. Why would an elite law firm want generative AI? FWIW, their homepage is worse, it contains the single phrase "Unprecedented legal AI" and a waitlist signup button, nothing else. (Which is also unintentionally funny, because lawyers care a lot about precedents!) https://www.harvey.ai/
jordanpg · 2023-04-28
Anyone know what this thing actually does? Neither TFA nor https://www.harvey.ai/ contain any clues.
dsubburam · 2023-08-11
How much do you think I ought to reveal? There are well-funded startups like harvey.ai[1] in this space that I want to stay ahead of. [1] https://www.harvey.ai/blog See second story announcing their Series A.

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