Kate Gaudry focuses her practice on data-driven, efficient and strategic patent prosecution. She particularly enjoys patent prosecution relating to artificial intelligence and/or computational-biology technologies. Kate believes that empirical research and community involvement are important to helping her clients and the patent community. She has authored over seventy publications and is an international speaker who shares results of generally applicable analyses, and her work was also pivotal in the shutting down of the USPTO’s SAWS program, which secretly subjected select patent applications to increased examination scrutiny