Book Georgia Lewis Anderson, award-winning AI expert and speaker with experience at Meta, Microsoft and Google, for keynotes, hosting and moderation.
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Top rated!5 of 5
Her talk was brilliant and a fantastic way to end the day.
Elise MacDonald
MD, Lux Events
Georgia Lewis Anderson is an award-winning AI implementation expert, keynote speaker, event MC and moderator with a decade of experience shaping how humans interact with technology. She began designing AI in 2016 at Microsoft, writing the British personality for Cortana, before working on Google Assistant and later contributing to Llama 3 at Meta as a generative AI content strategist. Today, Georgia advises businesses on agentic AI, helping leaders decide what to hand to machines, what should remain human and how to turn new technology into tools people genuinely use. Combining deep technology experience with a background in journalism and broadcasting, she makes AI practical, insightful and distinctly human.
Georgia Lewis Anderson is an award-winning AI implementation expert, keynote speaker, event MC and moderator who brings an insider’s understanding of artificial intelligence to the stage. Having worked with Microsoft, Google and Meta, she has spent a decade shaping human-machine interactions and understands how AI systems are built, where they deliver real value and where the hype begins to outrun reality.
Georgia started designing AI in 2016, before generative AI became a mainstream business conversation. At Microsoft, she wrote the British personality for Cortana. She then worked at Google, helping make Google Assistant British, and most recently worked at Meta as a generative AI content strategist contributing to Llama 3.
This experience gives Georgia a perspective grounded in actually building and shaping AI products. She understands both the technology and the human behaviour surrounding it – an increasingly important combination as organisations move from experimenting with AI to implementing it across everyday work.
Today, Georgia Lewis Anderson works as an AI consultant advising businesses on the implementation of agentic AI. Her focus is practical: what should organisations hand over to machines, what should remain distinctly human, and how can leaders create a workforce that genuinely uses AI tools rather than quietly avoiding them?
Her clients include Apple, Disney, Trinny London and Lastminute.com. Drawing on her years inside major technology companies, Georgia helps audiences look beyond the latest AI headlines and towards the decisions that determine whether implementation succeeds.
Her keynotes explore the questions businesses are facing right now: how AI changes the way people work, where automation creates meaningful value, how organisations can encourage adoption and why understanding human behaviour remains essential when introducing increasingly capable systems.
For leaders trying to make sense of agentic AI and its role in their organisation, Georgia offers insight built on direct experience with the systems, companies and challenges shaping the field.
Georgia’s background in journalism and broadcasting gives her a rare ability to translate technical subjects into clear, engaging stories. Rather than treating AI as an abstract technological revolution, she connects it to the decisions, behaviours and experiences people encounter at work and in everyday life.
Her personal interest centres on the importance of knowing yourself in the age of AI. She combines systems thinking developed through a decade in big tech with ideas from personal development, exploring what happens to human judgement, identity and decision-making as machines take on more tasks.
This human perspective runs through her work as a speaker and consultant. Georgia can unpack how AI works while keeping the conversation focused on what matters to the people expected to use it. Audiences leave with a clearer understanding of both the opportunities created by AI and the boundaries leaders need to consider when deciding how it should be used.
Alongside her work as an AI keynote speaker, Georgia Lewis Anderson is an experienced event MC and moderator. Her broadcasting experience enables her to handle complex conversations, engage speakers and audiences, and bring energy and clarity to technology and business events.
Her speaking, hosting and moderation experience includes:
Whether delivering a keynote, chairing a discussion or guiding an entire programme as MC, Georgia combines preparation and technical understanding with the communication skills of an experienced broadcaster.
Georgia Lewis Anderson has been featured in The Drum’s selection of the UK’s most notable women in AI. Her work extends beyond consulting and speaking because she continues to experiment with the technology herself.
She hosts the series Version 1, where she builds AI products live for guests, putting the possibilities and limitations of the technology into practice rather than discussing them solely in theory. She also shares her thinking through her newsletter, Georgia Lewis Anderson’s Digital Explorations (GLADE).
This hands-on approach is central to Georgia’s work. Her perspective comes from years spent designing AI experiences, contributing to major technology products, advising organisations and continuing to build with the tools as they evolve.
Booking Georgia Lewis Anderson gives audiences access to a speaker who can connect the technical reality of AI with the business and human questions surrounding its implementation. From agentic AI and workforce adoption to human-machine interaction and knowing yourself in an increasingly automated world, Georgia brings complex ideas into focus with clarity, experience and an engaging storytelling style.
5 of 5
Her talk was brilliant and a fantastic way to end the day.
Elise MacDonald MD, Lux Events
5 of 5
As organizers, we and our audience truly enjoyed having Georgia with us at this year’s GrowthTank edition in Prishtina, Kosovo. Georgia has exceptional skills, offering engaging and valuable insights that captivated the audience throughout. Beyond being educational and insightful, she was highly inspiring, entertaining, and a pleasure to listen to. Georgia also attended our social events and was well-liked by everyone, connecting easily with both organizers and guests. She was also very approachable, welcoming conversations and networking with other conference participants. Overall, we were extremely satisfied with Georgia and would be thrilled to work with her again.
Amela Kolenovic GrowthTank / Growzillas LLC
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Georgia’s presentation was very well received by delegates with many commenting how much they learnt from her.
Robert Gleed Director, Gleed Media
5 of 5
Georgia was a total joy to work with, flexible and engaged with our brief, she delivered a powerful and energetic talk that captured the attention and imagination of over 1000 staff and clients.
Maura Wilding Hachette Publishing
Keynote by Georgia Lewis Anderson:
AI might not be coming for your job, but someone who knows how to use it might be…
If last year was the age of AI hype, this is the year of implementation. Everybody's talking about AI, but few will admit how far behind they feel. Georgia's most requested keynote opens with the shame around this new technology, divides the room into explorers and avoiders and, despite having worked inside AI since 2016, proclaims that anybody who says they know everything about AI is lying.
From there she reveals how she's actually using the tools: the agents running inside her own business, live demos of products she's built and the everyday uses that take ten minutes rather than a transformation programme. Her line is that AI probably isn't coming for your job, but someone who knows how to use it might be, and that the skill isn't being good at AI, it's being good at your role and able to clearly explain and delegate your workflow. Audiences leave with critical thinking, play and intellectual humility as the things worth cultivating, and something they can try the next morning.
Keynote by Georgia Lewis Anderson:
If an AI Assistant is a map, an AI Agent is the car that'll drive you there. Using insights from shaping AI interactions inside big tech for over a decade, along with building cutting- edge agents inside her own business, Georgia shows audiences what agents can genuinely do today and where they still fall short.
Her argument: when execution is cheap, the bottleneck becomes knowing what you actually want… because most failures aren't actually about the model, they're a failure to define the problem. She covers how to methodically decide whether to delegate a task to an agent in the first place, how to define a problem properly before automating it and why management has become AI literacy now that everyone is running an agentic team.
Keynote by Georgia Lewis Anderson:
Georgia's personal interests, first presented at King's College Neuroscience Department. As machines can generate a million ideas a second, the challenge becomes knowing what we want to spend a million seconds of our time on.
She covers her ideologies around AI as a mirror, what she learned building an AI of her therapist, designing 'tough love bots' as an antidote to sycophantic AI that agrees with you all the time and why, in a world of infinite content, having an opinion and knowing what you want is the scarcest of resources.
Keynote by Georgia Lewis Anderson:
Prompting 101: how to go from human intention to machine execution using Georgia's prompting framework 'Words as Tools', developed from designing AI personalities and interactions at Microsoft, Meta and Google. The fundamentals behind the masterclass that has made her the most popular teacher on the Augment MBA platform.
Georgia teaches her prompting structures and systems, the importance of prompting libraries, how to get AI writing in a voice that actually sounds like you, why sometimes the prompting is the thinking and why British politeness makes people worse at this.
Keynote by Georgia Lewis Anderson:
As a non-technical person in tech, Georgia's been a creative in a sea of engineers for over a decade. While most creative people are worried about AI coming for their jobs, she asks: how can we use this incredible technology to amplify our own creativity?
Leaning on lessons gleaned from leading groups through AI-ified versions of Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way (or Artist's W-AI if you will) and teaching AI for creativity at Apple, Georgia explores why AI is a mirror. She shares why play is the highest form of research, why a willingness to be a bad artist is suddenly a competitive advantage and wonders, if machines thrive on structure and pattern recognition, might human silliness be the most important API? Leaving audiences inspired about what it takes to create work that is truly yours in the technological age.
Watch Georgia Lewis Anderson in action!
Watch Georgia Lewis Anderson in action!
Watch Georgia Lewis Anderson in action!
Watch Georgia Lewis Anderson in action!
