Who Is Alicia Lyttle? The AI Strategist Behind the AI Business Summit

1. Who She Is, in Plain Terms

Alicia Lyttle works at the point where artificial intelligence meets the day to day of running a business. Her title is CEO of AI InnoVision, a global AI education, consulting and workforce development organization, and she has spent over two decades in digital transformation and business innovation.

The part that matters to most people reading this is simpler. She teaches AI to people who are not engineers. Business owners, coaches, consultants, educators, healthcare professionals, career changers. Her material assumes no coding and no prior AI experience, which is why her audience skews toward people who felt locked out of the topic.

She is also a co-founder, not a solo operator. Her sister, Lorette Lyttle, runs programs alongside her, and the wider AI InnoVision team appears across the training.

2. The Credentials Behind the Name

"The Queen of AI" is a nickname, so it is worth separating it from the record. Here is what is documented on her own site and on the sites of the organizations involved.

✅  CEO of AI InnoVision, which works across finance, healthcare, government and entrepreneurship.

✅  Founder of the International Association of Artificial Intelligence Consultants, a global network for AI consultants.

✅  Certified Artificial Intelligence Consultant and a TEDx speaker.

✅  Named one of JPMorgan Chase's 100 Women to KNOW in America.

✅  Recipient of the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award, a Stevie Award for Coach and Mentor of the Year, and an Artificial Intelligence Excellence Award.

✅  Author of ChatGPT Made Easy: A Beginner's Fast-Track Guide to Mastering ChatGPT, and curator of AI in the Field, a multi author series now in two volumes.

✅  Has trained thousands of professionals, including corporate executives, government leaders and entrepreneurs.

✅  Has spoken across the United States, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

Two decades is the number that changes how you should read everything else. She was working in this field long before the current wave of AI tools existed, which is why her teaching tends to focus on the parts that survive the next model release rather than on whichever tool launched this week.

3. What She Actually Teaches

Her subject matter is consistent across programs. Generative AI and prompting, AI automation, AI agents and assistants, AI ethics, and how to turn any of it into a service you can sell.

The method is what people tend to notice. She translates AI into plain English and into steps you follow in the order given, which is a different job from explaining how the technology works. If you have ever opened ChatGPT, typed something, and then closed the tab because you did not know what to ask next, that gap is the one her material is built to close.

Getting results from it is straightforward, and like anything worth building it pays back the work you put in.

4. Every Program She Runs

We reviewed each one from the official materials. Prices are the ones published on the official pages.

The ladder is deliberate. The summit is the free entry point, the club is the ongoing layer, and the courses and the certification are where the specialization happens.

5. Where You Have Seen Her

She is a recurring AI voice on national television in the United States. Her appearances include ABC News Live, on AI and the future of jobs and on how to use AI without falling behind, and Fox 5 in New York, Atlanta and Washington, on AI literacy, layoff proofing a career with AI, and turning AI skills into income. She has also appeared on Good Day New York and CW39 Houston.

This matters for a practical reason. A person who shows up on live television under her own name, repeatedly, is a person whose claims are easy to check.

6. Where to Start, for Free

If you want to judge her teaching before spending anything, the summit is the way to do it. It is three days, live and online, it costs nothing, and registrants get the replays.

Prefer to read first? Our AI Business Summit review covers what the three days actually include, and our event facts page has the dates, the speakers and the schedule in one place.

Alicia Lyttle, AI strategist, TEDx speaker and CEO of AI InnoVision

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