The increasing involvement of governments in Internet governance highlights the need for collaboration with computer scientists who understand the technical standards that have shaped its infrastructure.
Historically, the governance of the Internet has been in the hands of scientists and NGOs, with the IETF and W3C being key contributors to its technical protocols.
As the Internet evolves, the concern among pioneers like Vint Cerf reminds us that while governance is changing, the foundational technology must still guide its future.
The Global Digital Compact aims to align internet governance with government responsibilities, but there is an urgent need for technical expertise to ensure it remains effective.
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