Georgie Barrat is a technology presenter, journalist and broadcaster whose work spans television, podcasts and print. For more than a decade she has reported on consumer technology, helping audiences make sense of the tools changing how we live and work. Her television credits include Channel 5’s The Gadget Show, Shop Smart Save Money, The Jeremy Vine Show, Captain Tom: Where Did the Money Go? and Air Fryers vs Microwaves: Which Is Better?. She is a regular face on BBC One’s Morning Live and Rip Off Britain and has appeared across ITV Tonight, BBC Live Lessons, BBC Radio 2 and Radio 5 Live as a trusted commentator on breaking technology stories.
Alongside consumer reporting, Georgie has fronted news-style content for ITN Business, covering educational technology and the role digital tools play in modern classrooms. Years as a tech journalist taught her to translate complex ideas quickly, clearly and with warmth, which is why producers keep asking her back.
Her broadcast work extends into podcasting, where she has hosted series including The Tech Disruption Series, Sleep Life and Lloyds Banking Group’s No Ordinary Tech, interviewing founders, innovators and experts about the shifts shaping our digital lives. Her writing has appeared in The Guardian, Marie Claire and The Metro.
Passionate about women in technology, Georgie works with organisations including Girls in ICT, the IET and Childnet to promote digital confidence, inclusion and safety. That same translation instinct now powers Collab AI, her corporate AI training company, and The Complete Claude Setup, her six-week Claude course. A decade of explaining technology on national television turns out to be excellent preparation for teaching people to actually use it.
Georgie Barrat is a technology presenter, broadcaster and the founder of Collab AI. She is best known for presenting Channel 5’s The Gadget Show for seven years and is a regular on BBC Morning Live and The Jeremy Vine Show. Her keynotes have taken her to events including Web Summit, Mobile World Congress and Smart City Expo. Through Collab AI she trains teams to use AI properly inside their own tools, and her six-week course, The Complete Claude Setup, launches in September.