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Jean Marie Bonthous (publishing as J.M. Bonthous) is a retired management consultant and communication strategist to multinational firms whose writing spans cultural commentary, technology analysis, and practical guides.
He has authored over two dozen books on subjects ranging from the shifting nature of truth and authority to the cultural and psychological impact of artificial intelligence. His work also covers nonfiction filmmaking, organizational health, adult learning, and marketing in the AI era.
Recent titles explore how AI reshapes identity and emotion (The Psychology of AI, The AI Culture Shock, Life with AI), how belief systems evolve (The Age of Microtruths, The Rise of Truth Markets, The End of Truth Monopolies), and how filmmakers can adapt to new tools and audiences (Game-Changing Trends in Nonfiction Filmmaking, Social Impact & Activism Films: Strategies for Success, Crafting the Microdocumentary, Create an AI Film in 10 Days).
J.M. Bonthous divides his time between New York, Mexico City, and the South of France, where his journey began.