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Your AI deployment strategy may require a massive professional services arm
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Harvey's massive investment in human lawyers proves that pure software models may fail in high-stakes enterprise verticals. You must decide if your product requires a "service-as-software" approach to bridge the trust gap with professional clients.
Takeaways
- High-stakes AI requires domain experts to oversee deployment and build trust.
- Pure PLG models are struggling against high-touch implementation in professional services.
- Hiring experts to sell to experts is a proven enterprise scaling tactic.
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Harvey Puts a Former Practicing Lawyer in Every Deployment. About 180 of Them. Here’s How That Model Works
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