Perspective Agents is a provocative exploration of how AI, fractured media ecosystems, and accelerating change are reshaping not just what we know — but how we know.

In a world saturated with information but starved of shared meaning, the book argues that perspective itself is becoming the central currency of influence and insight.

Chris Perry, a longtime strategist at the intersection of media and technology, introduces the idea of “perspective agents”: individuals and organizations who help others see differently—not just more clearly—by curating context, framing narratives, and revealing overlooked patterns.

Rather than offering yet another playbook for productivity or digital transformation, Perspective Agents is a wake-up call to rethink our cognitive defaults. It draws on case studies from branding, journalism, intelligence, and AI development to show how powerful meaning-makers operate in today’s signal-saturated world. The result is part diagnosis, part manifesto — urging leaders, creatives, and everyday citizens to stop outsourcing their thinking to algorithms and start cultivating the perspectives that truly shape the future.