

Gabe Pereyra
Co-founder and president of Harvey AI.
Top 3 podcasts with Gabe Pereyra
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Aug 5, 2025 • 3h 23min
Apple Unleashes $100B Buyback, Palantir Crushes Earnings, OpenAI's New Open Source Model | Alex Albert, Scott Kupor, Kyle Harrison, Brielle Terry, Sean Henry, Andi Duro, Gabe Pereyra, Kareem Amin
This discussion features Alex Albert, Head of Developer Relations at Anthropic, who delves into the advancements in AI with their new model, Claude Opus 4.1, emphasizing its superior capabilities in complex tasks. Kyle Harrison, from Contrary Research, analyzes Apple's potential strategies for its massive $100B buyback, while Sean Henry discusses Stord's unique cloud supply chain integration. Scott Kupor shares insights on modernizing talent management in government roles, all while engaging in some light-hearted musings on the latest tech and investment trends.

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Oct 1, 2025 • 34min
How Harvey is reinventing legal work with AI
Gabe Pereyra, Co-founder and President of Harvey, is on a mission to revolutionize the legal industry using AI. He discusses how Harvey’s tools assist lawyers with research and drafting, making their work more efficient. Gabe dives into the importance of pairing AI tech with legal expertise and shares insights on addressing challenges like legal data hallucinations. He highlights how AI can reshape career paths in law, enhance enterprise collaboration, and even drive new billing models, all while ensuring client confidentiality remains paramount.

Sep 22, 2025 • 38min
The Models Are the Product: Gabe Pereyra on Building an AI Associate and Matter-Centric Workflows
Gabe Pereyra, President and co-founder of Harvey, shares his journey from DeepMind to revolutionizing legal workflows with AI. They dive into why language models suit lawyers' text-heavy tasks and how an ‘AI associate’ enhances productivity. Gabe discusses partnering with major law firms like Allen & Overy to minimize risks and maximize learning. He emphasizes the importance of integrating tools like Outlook and Word, and how firms can turn their expertise into valuable AI products.