Georgia
Lewis
Anderson
I've been inside AI since 2016, shaping interactions at Microsoft, Google and Meta. Now I speak, consult and build at the intersection of human intelligence and machine behaviour: teaching how to use this technology, while exploring what it can teach us about ourselves.
Clients
Microsoft
Santander
Augment
Meta
Apple
Lancome
Trinny London
MIT
Mercedes
My thesis is simple: the people who'll thrive in the age of AI are those who understand themselves the most.
The clearer you are on your own mind, the more precise you can be at directing a machine.
With a background in journalism and broadcasting, and over a decade shaping human-machine interactions means I can explain complex topics like a human. I'm regularly invited to speak on global stages from Asia to MIT, on practical AI applications, prompt engineering, and the deeper questions around how this technology is reshaping the way we think, work and communicate.
My consultancy pillars
Problem definition
If you haven't got a well-defined problem, then AI isn't the solution. AI invites us to get granular on our clarity of thought.
AI as a cognitive partner
I teach workshops that lean into critical thinking — using AI as a thinking partner rather than letting it do the thinking for you.
Intellectual humility
To be an expert in AI you must remain a beginner. Curiosity is a skill to be cultivated.
Words as Tools.
The framework I've developed to teach people how to get the most out of AI by using language intentionally. AI is a mirror. The clearer your words, the sharper the reflection.