a16z Podcast with Harvey's CLO: AI Expands Legal Services Rather Than Replacing Them
MattPerault · x · 2026-10-29
In the latest a16z AI Policy Brief episode, Harvey's chief legal officer John LaBarre discusses how AI is changing legal practice. The core argument: AI makes previously impractical work feasible; greater efficiency lowers costs, expectations rise, and demand for legal services can expand — creating new opportunities for lawyers as a positive-sum example of AI adoption.
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