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Teach Me AI™

About us

Meet the team

Teach Me AI™ was founded by sisters Lucinda and Georgia Lovell, rooted in the belief that AI is here and can be used effectively by everyone.
Our commitment is simple: every Australian should be able to benefit from AI — safely, confidently, and without the jargon.
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CO-FOUNDER

Georgia Florence Lovell

Former Australian diplomat
MPA, Harvard Kennedy School
MPA, Harvard Kennedy School
Georgia brings deep policy experience and has been in the detail building Australia’s National AI Plan, Australia’s AI Safety Institute and working closely with the National AI Centre.
Most recently Georgia led international AI and critical technology policy at the Australian Government’s Department of Industry, Science and Resources and represented Australia internationally at AI Summits, the G20 and UN forums. There is no one better placed to answer your questions about the future of AI and the direction of policy in Australia.
Earlier in her career, Georgia served as an Australian diplomat, including as Second Secretary (Political) in Manila, worked for the NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet representing the Deputy Premier with responsibility for Regional NSW, and led government affairs at Suncorp Group. She holds a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws from the University of Sydney and a Master in Public Administration from Harvard Kennedy School.
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CO-FOUNDER

Lucinda Lovell

Chartered Accountant (CA)
MBA, UTS
BA Philosophy, Macquarie University
Lucinda knows business and brings strategy and critical insight to both her understanding of AI and what it means for you. Lucinda is the brains behind Teach Me AI and is leading its strategy and direction.
Most recently Lucinda was head of Business Planning and Analysis at Winc Australia. She is a CA and holds an MBA in Accounting from the University of Technology Sydney and a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from Macquarie University.

Come and meet us at a course.

Small, friendly groups with plenty of time for your questions.