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Articles by Christopher Suarez
OpenClaw: Evolving Opportunities And Challenges Surrounding Agentic AI
Steptoe LLP are most popular: within Transport topic(s) Since the advent of large language models (LLMs) in late 2022, AI capability has accelerated, forcing enterprises of all sizes to evolve. There is a business imperative to adapt quickly to capture the enormous potential of AI. But almost daily headlines show there are risks.
Nintendo Patent's Surprise Review Signals A US Priority Shift
Steptoe LLP are most popular: within Transport topic(s) US Patent and Trademark Office Director John Squires is on a mission to weed out erroneously granted patents—and he's trying to "catch 'em all." The fact that he initiated a review of one of Nintendo Co.'s newest patents signals that the PTO is prioritizing public trust and consistency across global patent jurisdictions. Nintendo is suing Pocketpair, Inc.
Hot Issues At The Intersection Of AI, Antitrust, And Intellectual Property
Steptoe LLP are most popular: within Transport topic(s) In this final edition of our four-part series, we talk about AI-related IP licensing issues that implicate antitrust concerns. We discuss antitrust implications of licensing pools that may emerge to address AI content scraping, as well as the latest developments in standard essential patents (SEPs) that will emerge in the context of AI.
Artificial Intelligence 2025 - Trends And Developments
Emerging Trends and Developments in US Artificial Intelligence Law and Policy: Views From Capitol Hill How we got here: the current landscape in Washington, DC The United States is a major player in development of artificial intelligence (AI) globally and has a significant impact on national (and global) conversations on the regulation of AI. As of now, the United States is still in the early stages of regulating AI and has no comprehensive federal legislation or regulatory framework.
The Future Of "Open Source" In The Age Of AI
As artificial intelligence (AI) proliferates, more and more legal practitioners and technologists are talking about "open source" AI. But just as AI is not new (and has been around since at least the 1950s), open source software has been around for decades, and principles have been established in both the ownership and licensing of that software.
Virginia High-Risk AI Bill Vetoed - Indications Of Future Trends
Virginia's General Assembly recently passed House Bill 2094 (HB2094), a landmark piece of legislation aimed at regulating the development, deployment, and use of high-risk artificial intelligence (AI) systems. This bill, which would have gone into effect on July 1, 2026, would have introduced stringent requirements and civil penalties for noncompliance, enforced by the Attorney General.
How To Keep Trade Secrets Secret When Regulators Expect AI Transparency
The collision between AI transparency regulations and trade secret protection creates compliance challenges for innovative companies. Christopher Suarez and Anne-Gabrielle Haie of Steptoe analyze how new laws requiring detailed technical documentation and data access potentially compromise valuable intellectual property and offer strategic recommendations for maintaining trade secret protection while meeting evolving regulatory obligations.
How to Keep Trade Secrets Secret When Regulators Expect AI Transparency
The collision between AI transparency regulations and trade secret protection creates compliance challenges for innovative companies. Christopher Suarez and Anne-Gabrielle Haie of Steptoe analyze how new laws requiring detailed technical documentation and data access potentially compromise valuable intellectual property and offer strategic recommendations for maintaining trade secret protection while meeting evolving regulatory obligations.
A multi-glycomic platform for the analysis of food carbohydrates - Nature Protocols
Abstract Carbohydrates comprise the largest fraction of most diets and exert a profound impact on health. Components such as simple sugars and starch supply energy, while indigestible components, deemed dietary fiber, reach the colon to provide food for the tens of trillions of microbes that make up the gut microbiota. The interactions between dietary carbohydrates, our gastrointestinal tracts, the gut microbiome and host health are dictated by their structures.
Quantifying Gut Microbial Short-Chain Fatty Acids and Their Isotopomers in Mechanistic Studies Using a Rapid, Readily Expandable LC-MS Platform Original
Short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) are the primary metabolites produced by the fermentation of indigestible dietary polysaccharides, such as fiber, by the gut microbiome. (1) SCFAs have the potential to modulate the gut microbiome as they play key roles in host energy metabolism, health maintenance, and disease development. (1−3) Studies have demonstrated that fecal SCFA profiles can be directly correlated to host physiology and serve as a noninvasive, reliable biomarker for various disease states.
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