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The most-claimed skill on every résumé — and the one nobody can prove

Anyone can say they're good with AI. A Certified Centaur™ can prove it — in one click — to any employer, client, or investor. And roles that demand AI skills now pay 62% more.

"Proficient in AI" is the new "proficient in Microsoft Word" — on every résumé, every proposal, every pitch deck, and believed on none. Meanwhile 66% of leaders say they won't hire without AI skills, and 71% would take a junior who has them over a senior who doesn't. The Centaur Certification™ is the missing instrument: pass five real-work challenges built on the book you just bought, get a certificate number in a public registry, and hand anyone a link that shows PASSED in 10 seconds. Stop claiming the skill. Prove it. $297. One time. Certified forever — no renewals, ever.

This is the whole product, in one picture

What an employer sees when they click your link

🔒 morehuman.org/verify/CC-0847 CENTAUR REGISTRY · CREDENTIAL VERIFICATION Jordan Reyes Certified Centaur™ · Certificate CC-0847 · Charter cohort PASSED GRADED AGAINST THE PUBLISHED CENTAUR RUBRIC: 01 · The Brief — direct AI through a real work brief 02 · The Audit — find what the machine got wrong 03 · The Build — a workflow that runs without you 04 · The Call — pressure-test a real decision 05 · The Ship — a deliverable with your name on it 92/100 ✓ 88/100 ✓ 95/100 ✓ 90/100 ✓ 94/100 ✓ ✓ Credential active · issued once · no expiry date

Ten seconds. No logo to trust — the graded work itself. That's the difference between claiming and proving.

⚡ 1-click — uses the card from your book order. Reading on? The full case is below.

The market you're certifying into — four numbers, four sources:
62%
wage premium on roles demanding AI skills (PwC 2026, 1B+ job ads)
71%
of leaders would hire less experience with AI skills over more without (Microsoft)
$18K/yr
pay gap between postings that require AI skills and those that don't (Lightcast, 1.3B postings)
51%
of AI-skill job postings are now outside tech (Lightcast)
Evidence 01 · what the skill pays

Workers with AI skills now earn 62% more — and the gap doubled in two years.

PwC has run the same analysis three years running, across more than a billion job ads. Roles demanding AI skills paid 25% more in 2024. Then 56% in 2025. In the 2026 barometer it hit 62% — as high as 118% in consumer markets.

Read the shape, not the number: the market is repricing this skill faster than people can acquire it. The gap between claiming and proving is where that premium actually lives.

Source: PwC Global AI Jobs Barometer, 2024 / 2025 / 2026 editions · 1B+ job ads, 27 countries

20 40 60 25% 2024 56% 2025 62% 2026 WAGE PREMIUM ON AI-SKILL ROLES

Up 2.5× in two years · PwC, 1B+ job ads

Evidence 02 · where the jobs went

The job market grew 9%. Jobs that want AI skills grew 69%.

The overall job market grew 9%. Roles that name a specific AI skill grew 69%. That's not a rising tide — it's the market splitting into two tracks while the postings still look the same from the outside.

Nobody sends a memo when the filter turns on. You just start hearing back less, from jobs you'd have gotten a year ago.

Source: PwC 2026 Global AI Jobs Barometer · year-over-year posting growth

ROLES DEMANDING AI SKILLS 69% THE OVERALL JOB MARKET 9% 8× FASTER YEAR-OVER-YEAR GROWTH IN JOB POSTINGS

PwC 2026 · 27 countries

Evidence 03 · how hiring actually decides

71% of leaders would take AI skills over your years of experience.

71% would take a less experienced candidate who has AI skills over a more experienced one who doesn't.

Microsoft and LinkedIn asked 31,000 people across 31 countries. 66% of leaders said they would not hire someone without AI skills at all. Experience — the thing you spent a decade accumulating — now loses to a skill you can prove.

Which raises the only question that matters at the résumé stage: how would they know you have it?

Source: Microsoft & LinkedIn Work Trend Index · 31,000 respondents, 31 countries

WOULD TAKE AI SKILLS OVER EXPERIENCE 71% WOULD NOT HIRE WITHOUT AI SKILLS AT ALL 66% 0% 100% OF LEADERS SURVEYED MICROSOFT · LINKEDIN WORK TREND INDEX

31,000 respondents · 31 countries

Evidence 04 · who this applies to

Half of all AI-skill jobs are outside tech — and they pay $18,000 more.

Most people file "AI skills" under someone else's problem — engineers, data people, startups. More than half of all postings demanding AI skills are now outside the tech sector entirely: marketing, finance, HR, operations, healthcare, logistics.

And the money follows the requirement into those roles. Lightcast put the gap at $18,000 a year between otherwise-similar postings that ask for AI skills and ones that don't.

Source: Lightcast · analysis of 1.3B job postings

51% OUTSIDE TECH Non-tech roles marketing · finance HR · ops · health Tech roles 49% +$18,000 a year — the pay gap between postings that ask for AI skills and don't

Lightcast · 1.3B job postings analyzed

Don't take our word for it

The shift you're certifying into is front-page news.

We didn't invent the AI-skills gap — we built the only way to prove which side of it you're on. The world's biggest research houses and business press have spent two years documenting it:

🔒pwc.com/…/2026-ai-jobs-barometer
PwC2026 Barometer

AI reshapes the global labour market into two tracks — rewarding the workers who have AI skills.

Analysis of more than a billion job ads across 27 countries: the AI-skills wage premium hit 62%.

Read the report →
🔒forbes.com/sites/rachelwells
ForbesNov 19, 2025

AI Skills Bump Up Paychecks By 56%, New PwC Study Shows

The premium for AI-fluent workers more than doubled year over year — and it shows up in every industry studied.

Read on Forbes →
🔒fortune.com/2025/06/11
FortuneJun 11, 2025

Companies are overhauling their hiring to screen candidates for AI skills — and attitudes

A popular new technique: drop the candidate into a live sandbox and watch how they direct AI to do the work.

Read on Fortune →
🔒microsoft.com/worklab/work-trend-index
MicrosoftWork Trend Index

AI at Work Is Here. Now Comes the Hard Part.

66% of leaders wouldn't hire someone without AI skills; 71% would take AI skills over experience. 31,000 people, 31 countries.

Read the index →
🔒success.com/ai-skills-wage-premium
SUCCESS2026

The AI Skills Premium: 62% More Pay, 144% More Demand

Demand for AI-skilled workers is rising far faster than supply — and the pay gap is widening with it.

Read on SUCCESS →
🔒cnbc.com/2025/05/17/jensen-huang
CNBCMay 17, 2025

Jensen Huang: How I'd use AI to do my job better, if I were a student today

NVIDIA's CEO: "The first thing I would do is to learn AI" — naming ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok.

Read on CNBC →
The first thing I would do is to learn AI.
JH
Jensen Huang
Founder & CEO, NVIDIA
CNBC
May 2025
71% of leaders would rather hire a less experienced candidate with AI skills than a more experienced one without them.
WT
Microsoft & LinkedIn
2024 Work Trend Index · 31,000 people
Read the
report

Every headline and quote above is real coverage of the AI-skills shift — click any card to read the source. It's reporting on the market, not an endorsement of this product. The Centaur Certification is simply how you prove you're on the right side of what they're all describing.

Why this exists

The hiring filter is already on. Most people just can't see it.

Nobody announces it. Your application simply goes in one of two piles:

Pile one · claimed
  • "Proficient in AI" typed on a résumé
  • "We use ChatGPT" in the proposal
  • No way to check any of it
  • Read by someone who's seen the same claim 200 times today
  • Worth exactly what it costs to type
Pile two · proven
  • Certified Centaur™ · CC-0847
  • A verification link in the signature
  • Graded work, public rubric, real pass bar
  • Checkable in 10 seconds, no phone call
  • Scarce today — which is the point
How it works

Read. Pass. Prove.

This is not a course you watch — it's an exam you pass. The book you just bought is the syllabus. The certification is where you make it official.

1

Read & train

The book teaches the Centaur skill — you direct, AI executes, you judge. The prep track maps each of the five acts to exam reps you do on your own real work. Most people are ready inside 30 days. No code. No prerequisites.

2

Pass the five challenges

Direct AI through five pieces of real work — graded against the published Centaur Rubric (AI-graded, human spot-checked, pass bar you can genuinely fail). Fail one? Retake free, forever.

3

Put the proof everywhere

Your certificate number goes live in the public registry. LinkedIn badge, printable certificate, verification link for your résumé, proposals, pitch decks, and email signature. Checkable by anyone, forever.

The exam

Five challenges. Real work. A pass bar you can fail.

Every challenge is you directing AI through work you'd actually put your name on — the exact skill the book trains, measured.

01

THE BRIEF · direction

Take a messy, real-world objective and direct AI through it like an operator — context, constraints, iterations. Graded on the quality of your direction, not the AI's first draft.

02

THE AUDIT · judgment

We hand you AI output that looks right and isn't. Find the fabrications, the bad numbers, the confident nonsense. The skill that separates Centaurs from copy-pasters.

03

THE BUILD · leverage

Assemble a working AI workflow that runs a recurring task without you — brief it once, let it run, judge the output. Proof you can multiply yourself, not just chat.

04

THE CALL · decision

Use AI to pressure-test a real decision — surface what you're missing, argue the other side, then make the call. You bring the judgment; that's the half that gets certified.

05

THE SHIP · the capstone

Produce one portfolio-grade deliverable end-to-end — directed, audited, shipped, your name on it. This is the graded work your verification page links to. Not a quiz score. Work.

Scored against the published Centaur Rubric · AI-graded + human spot-checks · pass bar: 80/100 per challenge · unlimited free retakes

Stop claiming. Start proving.

Five challenges between you and a credential no one can take away.

The credential

One badge. One number. Yours forever.

CERTIFIED CENTAUR MOREHUMAN.ORG · PUBLIC REGISTRY Nº CC-0847 CHECKABLE by anyone, in 10 seconds NO EXPIRY renewal fee: $0, forever SEQUENTIAL issued once, never reissued LINKS TO WORK not a quiz score

Sequential numbers, issued once, never reissued. A low number is permanent proof you were early.

Where the proof goes to work

Add it once. It sells you every day.

Employee

The raise & the interview

LinkedIn badge + verification link on the résumé. When 66% of leaders won't hire without AI skills and 71% will take proof over seniority, you walk in as the one candidate they can check. Bring the credential to your next review — it argues for you.

Freelancer

The proposal that closes

Every competing proposal says "AI-powered." Yours carries a verification link to graded work. Trust is the bottleneck in every deal — this removes it in one click, before the first call.

Owner

The diligence-ready business

61% of global venture capital went to AI companies in 2025 (OECD) — investors, acquirers, and partners now price AI capability into every business they look at. A certified operator at the top is proof the capability is real. Certify yourself first; your team can follow.

⚡ What you get today

The Centaur Certification™ — everything, one fee

The five-challenge exam — real-work challenges graded against the published Centaur Rubric (AI-graded, human spot-checked)comparable exams: $300–$575
The prep track — exam prep mapped to the book's five acts; do the reps on your own real worksold alone: $149+
The credential — sequential certificate number, public verification page, LinkedIn badge, printable certificatehosting elsewhere: $49–99/yr
Unlimited retakes, free, forever — the only way to fail permanently is to quitAWS retake: $100–300 ea.
Free updates every model generation — the exam evolves with the tools; your credential never lapsestypical recert: every 3 yrs
The Centaur Registry — opt-in public directory of certified operators, browsable by employers and clientsincluded
What this costs anywhere else: $1,000+ up front — then renewal fees for life
⚠ One-time offer · this page only $297 One payment · certified forever · no renewals, no subscriptions, ever
Who's certifying you

From the author of the book you just bought

Christian Martin
Author · Stupid Humans, Smart Machines
Christian "show me, don't tell me" Martin

I built a multimillion-dollar education business, spent $250K+ learning to run it with AI doing the heavy lifting, and wrote the book on becoming a Centaur. Honestly? I built this certification because I was tired of hearing "we use AI" from people who couldn't direct a model through a Tuesday. The book gives you the skill. This is the instrument that proves you have it — with a rubric I publish, a pass bar you can fail, and a registry anyone can check.

Why is this one fee, forever?
PMP makes you re-certify every 3 years — exam fee plus ongoing renewal costs. AWS expires your badge every 3 years and makes you re-earn it. Google's career certificates run on a monthly subscription. They certify tools — and tools expire. The Centaur Certification certifies your judgment — the half that doesn't expire when the models change. So you pay once. $297. Forever.
Fair question
Never heard of the Centaur Certification? Good — that's what proof looks like before everyone has it. And this credential never asks anyone to trust a logo: your verification page links to your actual graded work, scored against a published pass bar you can genuinely fail. You're not buying recognition. You're buying proof — plus a charter certificate number low enough to show you were first.
✓ The risk is ours

30-day money-back. Unlimited retakes. Pick your safety net.

Start the prep track, look at all five challenges, use it for 30 days — if it's not for you, one email before you submit your exam gets every penny back. And once you're in, you can never fail your way out: retakes are free, forever. The only permanent failure is quitting.

Questions, answered straight

Everything else you're wondering

Do I need to be technical?
No. The exam tests direction and judgment, not code. If you can read the book and do your own job, you can prepare. The five challenges run on the same everyday AI tools the book covers.
How long does it take?
Self-paced. Most people read the book in a weekend, do the prep reps over 2–4 weeks, and sit the challenges inside 30 days. There's no deadline — your access doesn't expire.
What if I fail a challenge?
You retake it. Free, unlimited, forever. The pass bar is real (80/100 per challenge, and yes — people fail on the first attempt), but the only way to fail permanently is to quit.
Who actually grades my work?
Your submissions are scored against the published Centaur Rubric — AI-graded first, human spot-checked. The rubric is public, so you can see exactly what 80/100 means before you ever submit.
Who recognizes this certification?
Anyone who clicks the link — that's the design. Instead of asking employers to trust a certifying body, your credential shows them your graded work directly. New credentials earn recognition through verifiability; that's why the registry, rubric, and pass bar are all public.
Which AI tools does it cover?
The certification is tool-agnostic on purpose — it certifies the operator, not the software. Models will change; your number won't. When a new model generation lands, the prep track and exam update, free.
What does "certified forever" actually include?
Your credential never expires, never needs renewal, and never bills again. One payment of $297 covers the exam, prep track, credential hosting, registry listing, retakes, and every future update. There is no subscription hiding in this offer.
Can I certify my team?
Soon. Owner buying for a team? Grab your own certification today (your price is locked on this page only) and reply to your receipt email — team licensing gets sorted directly.
Decision time

In 10 years, everyone will have AI skills. The record of who had them first is being written now.

⚡ Certificate numbers are issued in sequence. CC-0001 is gone. The number you get today is the lowest that will ever be offered again.