Our Team
Pedro A. Favuzzi
co-founder
Pedro A. Favuzzi is a physicist, entrepreneur, and technology founder who believes innovation should improve human life, not replace the people behind it.
He holds a PhD in Physics from Kyoto University and has been working in AI, software engineering, and applied technology long before artificial intelligence became mainstream.
In 2017, Pedro founded WLML, an initiative focused on helping people learn about AI and machine learning at a time when the field was still largely niche. In 2020, he founded KineticLab, a technology company developing accessible AI-powered biomechanics and kinematics tools to help bike fitters and movement specialists access high-quality analysis technology at affordable prices.
Alongside his technical and entrepreneurial work, Pedro has remained deeply interested in the human side of technology, how tools shape society, creativity, work, and personal agency.
In 2026, he joined Done By Humans as a co-founder, supporting its mission to make human authorship visible in the age of automation.
Pedro believes that work is more than just an outcome. Human creativity, craftsmanship, intention, and responsibility carry value beyond the final product itself. Consumers deserve transparency about the role humans, and AI played in creating the products they use.
George Kovalev
co-founder
George Kovalev is a technology educator, software developer, and creative entrepreneur based in Barcelona, Spain.
He is the founder of Barcelona Code School, where since 2015 he has helped hundreds of students transition into careers in software development, UX/UI design, game development, and AI engineering through intensive bootcamps and mentorship.
With a background spanning software development, publishing, creative production, education, and digital products, George has long been interested in the relationship between technology and human creativity.
In 2025, he co-founded Done By Humans — an initiative promoting transparency around human-made work in the age of AI. The project aims to establish a simple and recognizable way for creators, businesses, and organizations to communicate meaningful human involvement in what they produce.
George believes AI can be a powerful tool, but that human authorship, accountability, and craftsmanship should remain visible and valued.
Christine Llobregat
public relations
Christine Llobregat is a strategic communications leader with experience driving media relations, strategy, and narrative development across government, nonprofit, and advocacy organizations. Subject matter expertise includes civil liberties, human rights, sustainability, climate action and clean energy.
Before joining Done By Humans, Christine led media relations strategy for Portland, Oregon’s voter-approved charter reform, working with regional and national journalists to tell the story of a new form of government and voting method, independent voting districts, and structural shifts at city hall. Prior to her role on the government transition team, she coordinated communications for other key city initiatives at the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability and the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund.
Christine’s interest in freedom of expression and protecting original, hand-made creations stems from an early career role at the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington (ACLU). Now, she is building knowledge on emerging public policy relating to AI and seeks to build professional partnerships to support the Done By Humans initiative.
B.A. International Affairs, University of Puget Sound. Currently based in Portland, Oregon, United States