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PwC to pioneer GenAI in Singapore’s legal services sector with new partnership

PwC has forged partnerships with GenAI companies Harvey and ContractPodAi.

PwC has partnered with generative AI (GenAI) companies Harvey and ContractPodAi to streamline legal services within its legal business arm NewLaws using AI.

PwC will introduce a comprehensive suite of generative AI tools tailored for the legal industry to the local market. This strategy will deliver new efficiencies to legal clients in Singapore.

GenAI will streamline legal processes and enhance decision-making by enabling lawyers to generate insights and draft recommendations based on large volumes of data, which will help their legal teams identify solutions faster.

Harvey’s specialised AI models use large language and custom models fine-tuned for legal analysis to streamline contract analysis, regulatory compliance, claims management, due diligence, and legal advisory services.

Meanwhile, ContractPodAi specialises in legal GenAI and contract lifecycle management. It uses its Leah platform with GenAI technologies, natural language processing, machine learning, and data analytics to optimise contract-related tasks like redlining, data extraction, and discovery for procurement and legal departments.

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