CVS Health deploys Harvey across its Corporate Affairs functions following a pilot
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- Harvey AI
- Significance
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- Confidence
- Confirmed
Why this matters
This firm has moved past pilots into deployment, with Harvey AI in the stack. A meaningful marker of where the firm's capability is heading.
After a pilot, CVS Health is expanding Harvey access across Corporate Affairs to support legal, regulatory, policy, compliance, governance and operational workflows. The in-house legal team will use it for document review, legal and regulatory research, drafting and knowledge retrieval. Why it matters: another large corporate legal function standardising on a legal AI platform, with knowledge retrieval named as a core use.
""At CVS Health, we are deploying AI to elevate our colleagues' work, improve the customer experience, and use our efforts and resources efficiently." - Sam Khichi, Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs, and Chief Legal Officer, CVS Health"
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- Vendor Announcement
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