Top law firm reportedly ditches Harvey and cloud APIs, self-hosts Kimi and DeepSeek
SumitGup · x · 2026-10-24
According to @goodalexander, a top law firm completely cut off Harvey and all API calls to Claude/OpenAI after recent OpenAI controversies, now hosting everything locally on GPUs they own, running Kimi and DeepSeek — and he expects far more of this going forward. Unverified, but signals eroding trust in cloud LLMs among data-sensitive industries.
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