The Internet has changed a lot over its 30-something years. That terrible dial-up noise is gone; the Ethernet cord has been cut; Tinder happened. What's next? If anyone knows, it's Vint Cerf, Google's vice president and chief Internet evangelist. He is considered a "father of the Internet" for developing the protocols that run it: breaking information into packets, sending them into cyberspace, and reassembling them onto your screen. Cerf has watched his baby grow up and get smarter. Now he's envisioning how it will mature in the coming decades.
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