Who Should Govern the Internet?

The video discusses the transition of Internet governance from the US government to ICANN, a nonprofit entity. Vint Cerf explains the importance of this move, highlighting the benefits of a multi-stakeholder model and addressing concerns about potential risks to US businesses and national security. The transition aims to prevent Internet fragmentation and promote global cooperation. Technical aspects remain unchanged for users, and the move marks the final step in reducing US government oversight, which began decades ago.

What is the significance of a multi-stakeholder system in Internet governance?

What changes will occur for individual users if the US government steps away from its oversight role?

What has been the historical role of the US government in the development of the Internet?