Over the span of a few decades, the world has witnessed the advent of three major technological shifts: personal computing, mobile and high-speed internet, and now, artificial intelligence (AI). The dawn of generative and autonomous AI over the last few years has had a tremendous impact on the way we live and work. As these services and solutions continue to break new ground in industries, jobs, and other aspects of our lives, calls have been growing for companies, governments, and consumers to consider more seriously the boundaries and limits that may need to be put in place to minimize disrupted livelihoods, concerns of bias, privacy, inequality, surveillance, misinformation, and loss of creativity. How can humanity and technology co-exist in ways that are mutually beneficial to more people?