Kevin De Liban is the founder and president of TechTonic Justice, a newly launched nonprofit that fights alongside low-income people left behind by artificial intelligence (AI). Before this, Kevin worked for 12 years at Legal Aid of Arkansas—most recently as its Director of Advocacy--where he represented over 1,800 low-income people in matters involving health care, workers' rights, public benefits, special education, and domestic violence. There, Kevin led campaigns at the cutting edge of anti-poverty advocacy: 

 that cut the in-home care of elderly and disabled people, 

stopping Medicaid work reporting requirements

 that had stripped health insurance from 18,000 people, and 

 to hold state officials personally liable for violating constitutional rights. Kevin regularly presents about imposing accountability on AI and consults with advocates, policymakers, and journalists in the US and abroad.

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