Lee Chazen is an AI consultant and learning designer based in Sacramento, California. He is the creator of Global Challenge AI, a UC Berkeley graduate researcher in complex adaptive learning systems, and the builder of more than 25 AI-native applications. His work sits at the intersection of education, strategy, and the AI era.
I help organizations, educators, and founders use generative AI as a partner for thinking, learning, and building — not just a tool for automation. My consulting and product work spans AI strategy, learning-system design, prompt engineering, custom AI tool development, workshops, and speaking engagements.
Lee has spent his career bridging disciplines, moving fluidly between education, design, technology, and philosophy. A UC Berkeley graduate researcher, he studies complex adaptive learning systems and designs tools that augment human intelligence rather than replace it. His work addresses the gap between what AI can do and what most people know to ask of it.
We are living in the Age of Imagination, an era where the barriers between vision and reality have vanished. Lee's work is grounded in the belief that the next great opportunity is designing for human intelligence, not replacing it. The mission is to build tools, learning experiences, and institutions that help people think more clearly, learn more deeply, and create more meaningfully alongside AI.
For builders, funders, and educators who understand that the next great opportunity is designing for human intelligence — not replacing it. Lee writes about the through-line from his earliest conversations about learning to the AI-native tools and curricula he builds today, and issues an invitation to investors, engineers, schools, and universities to build the future together.
Lee offers consulting, custom AI tool development, learning-system design, workshops, and speaking. If you have the technical, financial, or institutional infrastructure to bring ambitious AI-native ideas to life, he wants to talk.