Agents, Lawyers, and LLMs

from AI + a16z Hosted by Aatish Nayak, Kimberly Tan

In this episode of AI + a16z, Aatish Nayak, head of product at Harvey, sits down with a16z partner Kimberly Tan to share his experience building AI products for enterprises — including the legal profession — and how to address areas like UX, trust, and customer engagement. Importantly, Aatish explains, industries like law don't need AGI or even the latest and greatest models; they need products that augment their existing workflows so they can better serve clients and still make it home for dinner. Learn more: BigLaw Bench Follow everyone on X: Aatish Nayak Kimberly Tan Check out everything a16z is doing with artificial intelligence here, including articles, projects, and more podcasts.

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Aatish Nayak, head of product at Harvey, shares his experience building AI products for enterprises — including the legal profession — and how to address areas like UX, trust, and customer engagement.

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