In 1974, Vint Cerf and Robert Kahn wrote "A Protocol for Packet Network Intercommunication," the foundational document for the Internet. Since then, the Internet has exploded into a global phenomenon, transforming every aspect of our lives in ways the founders didn't even imagine.

In this eye-opening interview, one of the founding fathers of the Internet shares captivating stories from its early days, shedding light on the revolutionary and often unconventional thinkers who made it possible. He reflects on the profound impact the Internet has had on society, the contributions society has made to its evolution, and the complexities and opportunities that lie ahead. A rare conversation with one of the most influential technologists of our time.