Benoit HUET

Benoît Huet has spent twenty years at the intersection of two worlds that seem to be at odds: technology and humanity.

As a senior executive working with France’s leading disability and healthcare organizations, he has guided thousands of professionals, families, and institutions through some of the deepest transformations in social care. His work has always been rooted in a singular conviction: technology should serve people—especially the most vulnerable—not the other way around.

That front-line experience gave him an uncommon perspective. He has witnessed firsthand how digital tools reshape practices—sometimes for the better, often before anyone is truly ready. He learned to read transitions before they become disruptions.

As a father, he found himself facing the question at the heart of this book: How do you stand firm in a world that shifts faster than your reference points—and pass on something solid to your children?

In Augmented Parents, he trades the strategist’s hat for that of a guide. No lectures, no futurism hype—just a clear-eyed vision forged in the real world: understanding what’s coming is already a way of taking back control.

Because AI, robotics, and quantum computing aren’t going to replace parents. They’re going to push us to become the parents our children actually need: anchors, guides, and awakeners of the one thing no machine can give them—critical thinking, creativity, empathy, curiosity, and the confidence to navigate a world in constant motion.