Kevin De Liban

Join Jacob Metcalf, AI expert at Data & Society, Tamara Kneese, a climate tech advocate, Reem Suleiman, privacy advocate from Mozilla, and Kevin De Liban, founder of TechTonic Justice, as they dissect the intersection of technology and democracy. They discuss how tech oligarchs threaten democratic values and citizens’ privacy through surveillance. The impact of data centers on vulnerable communities and the troubling labor ideology in Silicon Valley also take center stage. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on the urgent need for accountability and public participation in tech policy.

In this engaging conversation, Kevin De Liban, founder of TechTonic Justice and former legal aid attorney, unveils the disturbing effects of AI on 92 million low-income Americans. He shares his pivotal legal victory challenging an algorithm that harmed disabled Medicaid recipients. De Liban explains why these technologies often reflect biases rather than neutrality, and how self-regulation typically falls short. He stresses the urgent need for robust regulation to protect vulnerable communities and offers actionable advice for technology leaders to ensure ethical practices in AI.