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In the last 60 years, personal computing has grown by leaps and bounds, transforming from cumbersome machines down to little rectangles in our pockets. Now, this technology is so ingrained in life that it affects everything—from how we work to how we interact with the world. Most interactions now happen through a screen rather than face-to-face.

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