Mozilla co-founder Mitchell Baker brings decades of experience building collaborative, open-source ecosystems and advocating for internet freedom, while Tino Cuéllar of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace offers insights from the perspective of international policy leadership and AI safety governance. Together, they’ll explore how innovation and policy can coalesce to pave the way toward a better future.

Speakers will draw on their lifelong work to answer critical questions, including:

• What can the internet’s rise teach the world about navigating today’s technological transformation?
• What policy frameworks are needed to address emerging challenges and promote democratic, trustworthy AI?
• How can society adapt and maintain human agency in an increasingly automated world?

Join us for a networking reception following the event. This event is free and open to the public.