The Human-Centered Revolution

De: Tom Glover

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

There is a specific type of silence that fills a business just before it dies.

It's not the silence of inactivity. It's the silence of a company that automated its soul away.

You feel it, don't you? The pressure to "adopt AI or die." The whispered threats that robots will replace your workforce. The consultant-speak about "digital transformation" that makes your stomach turn.

Silicon Valley wants you to believe you face a simple choice: Become a soulless tech company or become obsolete.

They're lying.

In this urgent manifesto for the AI age, technology veteran Tom Glover reveals why the companies that will dominate the next decade won't be those that replace humans with AI—but those that use AI to make their humans superhuman.

Inside, you'll discover:

• Why the "Efficiency Trap" is killing businesses faster than any recession
• The "Empty Shell" syndrome destroying profitable companies from within
• How "Optima Financial" lost $4 million by automating the wrong things (composite case study)
• The Centaur Model that beats pure AI every time
• Why your "inefficient" senior employees are your only appreciating asset
• The Trust Equation that explains why customers flee automated businesses
• How to build an Antifragile organization that gets stronger during chaos

This is not another "robots are coming" scare book. This is your blueprint for the Third Way—beyond the false choice of "automate or die."

Perfect for SMB owners, department leaders, and anyone who refuses to accept that efficiency must come at the cost of humanity. If you've felt that gnawing certainty that something's wrong with the "replace everything" narrative, this book validates your instincts and shows you the path forward.

The Human-Centered Revolution is the "why" behind the transformation. When you're ready for the "how," The Soul of the Machine: A Human-Centered Playbook provides the specific frameworks, assessments, and protocols to implement these strategies.

The machine is powerful. But it has no soul. It only has what you give it.